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6:50 AM AEDT | Police are investigating the stabbing of two men in an apparent road rage incident at Guildford, in Sydney’s west.
Appeal for witnesses to fatal collision - Smithfield
6:49 AM AEDT | Police have renewed their appeal for public assistance as investigations continue into a fatal collision at Smithfield on Friday night.
Report finds bus services lacking
12 Mar 10 | An audit of Sydney's bus services has found the city's Western suburbs lagging behind the rest of the city in accessibility and frequency of services.
Bundraiser for ill children
12 Mar 10 | FAIRFIELD bakers are making Easter sweeter for seriously ill children and their parents.
Lalich praises service's work
12 Mar 10 | Cabramatta MP Nick Lalich has used a private member's statement in Parliament to laud the work of the Immigrant Women's Health Service.
Is there another Joe Cahill out there who can rescue NSW?
10 Mar 10 | One of the most under-recognised names in the history of NSW is John Joseph Cahill, better known as Joe, or even ``Old Smoothie''. Joe Cahill represented the Cook's River area of Sydney in the NSW parliament between 1925 and 1959.   | CommentsComments (1)
The battle lines are drawn
10 Mar 10 | Is there an election in the air? The mud-slinging has begun in Cabramatta between the ALP and the Liberal Party vying for the electorate. With at least another 12 months until the next state election, the battle is only just beginning. Stacey Vanoska reports.   | CommentsComments (7)
Our wonderful women
10 Mar 10 | As International Women's Day was celebrated around the world this week, the spotlight has fallen on women in Fairfield who are nothing short of inspiring. Stacey Vanoska reports.  | Talent outstanding and diverse
Vincent's visiting Oz to cover some new ground
10 Mar 10 | VINCENT Oshana the American actor and comedian best known for his role on the television series The Underground is coming to Club Marconi on March 20.
10 Mar 10 |  FAIRFIELD women shone at the University of Western Sydney's Women of the West awards on Monday with several nominees from our area.
Teacher faces radical haircut
10 Mar 10 |  FAIRVALE High School was always going to participate in the Leukaemia Foundation's World's Greatest Shave. They just needed a volunteer.
Students clear loads of trash
10 Mar 10 | RUBBER gloves and plastic bags replaced pens and pencils at Fairfield schools on Friday.
10 Mar 10 | MEMBERS of Fairfield's Iraqi community turned out to vote in Iraq's general election on the weekend.
Pledge to take it slow
10 Mar 10 | HUNDREDS of young drivers have pledged their support for a road-safety campaign supported by Fairfax Community Newspapers. Now we want you. The Slow-Down Pledge is simple: You make a p
Our firies are happy to keep you safe
10 Mar 10 | FAIRFIELD firefighters have appealed to senior members of the Fairfield community to review their home fire-safety measures in the lead-up to Seniors Week on March 15 to 22.
On your selection - Fairfield Business Awards
10 Mar 10 | FINALISTS in the Fairfield City Local Business Awards have been selected and will be visited in the coming weeks by a photographer and independent judges representing the Local Business Awards.
Multicultural madness
10 Mar 10 | THE overnight sensation Il Dago will make stomachs hurt and eyes water at Club Marconi next month when they perform their hilarious new show ``Il Dago II: Now With Noodles''.
Harmony is in their orange hands
10 Mar 10 | HANDS are being painted, costumes finalised and orange decorations hung up all in preparation for Harmony Day on March 21.
Happy to act bananas when his favourite cause needs some help
10 Mar 10 |  FAIRFIELD St John Ambulance volunteer Matthew Griffiths has talked the talk, now he preparing to walk the walk in a banana man suit.   | CommentsComments (2)
Farm gates reopen
10 Mar 10 | MORE than two months have passed since Fairfield City Farm closed its gates to the public.   | CommentsComments (7)
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