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Brenda Cunningham-Lewis

Brenda Cunningham-Lewis

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Journalist, Blue Mountains Gazette

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geopolitics social unrest and everything in between.war

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I prefer not to cover business, sports, finance and entertainment-related stories.

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Total articles 963

  • Police in stolen car pursuit at Warrimoo

    By Brenda Cunningham-Lewis| Blue Mountains Gazette Verified A 25-year-old Winmalee man could spend Christmas behind bars after being allegedly caught in a stolen car at Warrimoo. About 12.30am on Monday November 13, Chifley Highway Patrol police were travelling east along the Great Western Highway in Warrimoo when they allegedly saw a stolen Toyota RAV4 taken from a Penrith address in late October. Police pursued the driver, however it's alleged he attempted to evade them, resulting in a short pursuit.

    By Brenda Cunningham-Lewis · Blue Mountains Gazette

    Nov. 27, 2023

  • 3G networks are closing from December 15

    By Brenda Cunningham-Lewis| Blue Mountains Gazette Verified The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has warned consumers about the imminent closure of Australia's 3G networks. Major mobile network operators Telstra, Optus, and TPG Telecom are phasing out their 3G networks from December 15 and AMTA is urging all Australians to prepare by upgrading affected devices to ensure they have connection to faster 4G and 5G mobile services. 3G is being phased out from December 15. File pic.

    By Brenda Cunningham-Lewis · Blue Mountains Gazette

    Nov. 24, 2023

  • Police in stolen car pursuit at Warrimoo

    By Brenda Cunningham-Lewis| Blue Mountains Gazette Verified A 25-year-old Winmalee man could spend Christmas behind bars after being allegedly caught in a stolen car at Warrimoo. About 12.30am on Monday November 13, Chifley Highway Patrol police were travelling east along the Great Western Highway in Warrimoo when they allegedly saw a stolen Toyota RAV4 taken from a Penrith address in late October. Police pursued the driver, however it's alleged he attempted to evade them, resulting in a short pursuit.

    By Brenda Cunningham-Lewis · Blue Mountains Gazette

    Nov. 27, 2023

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Blue Mountains Gazette

Blue Mountains Gazette delivers latest news from Katoomba NSW including sport, weather, entertainment and lifestyle.

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