Club. Media Electronic media in Lithgow is represented by commercial radio stations 2LT and Move FM operated by Midwest Radio Network, public broadcasters ABC and SBS, and commercial networks Prime7, WIN and Southern Cross 10, 7two, 7mate, 9Gem, 9Go!, 10 Bold and 10 Peach. There is a free fortnightly paper - The Central West Village Voice. The Lithgow Mercury is a newspaper published weekly. Notable residents Robert Bartlett - rugby league and lawn bowls player. Andrew Brown - the first European settler of the Lithgow Valley and a prominent industrialist and philanthropist. Albert Burdus - Australian rugby league player Cardinal Edward Clancy (1923-2014) - the seventh Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Australia (1983 to 2001) was born in Lithgow. Joseph Cook (1860-1947) - English Australian politician, resident of Lithgow and member for Hartley, and Parramatta. Sixth Prime Minister of Australia. John Doyle a comedian of the duo Roy and HG, was born in Lithgow. Wayde Egan - rugby league player for the Penrith Panthers and the New Zealand Warriors. Ean Griffiths - rapper that goes by the name of Top Dawg and is known for his hit song 'Cripwalk on you haterz" Roy Heffernan - Professional Wrestler, Tag Team Champions The Fabulous Kangaroos, Mr Australia was born in Lithgow 1925. Nancy Hill - Australian basketball player. Charles Hoskins - an industrialist significant in the development of the iron and steel industry, lived at the former home of William Sandford, from 1908 to 1912. Marjorie Jackson-Nelson - a former athlete and Olympic gold medalist ("The Lithgow Flash") and later, Governor of South Australia, was raised in Lithgow. Nina Eva Vida Jones (1882–1966) - a socialite and motor racing driver, married to John Alexander Stammers Jones (1870-1933), brewer of Lithgow. Leon Morris (1914-2006) - Theologian and New Testament Scholar. Laurie Oakes - journalist, was educated at Lithgow High School, being dux in 1961. David Palmera champion squash player, was born in Lithgow. Ben Reynolds - Australian rugby league player. Marty Roebucka former Australian rugby union Wallabies fullback, was born in Lithgow. William Sandford (1841–1932) - industrialist and pioneer of the iron and steel industry, lived at 'Eskroy Park', now part of the clubhouse of the Lithgow Golf Club, from 1890 to 1908. Jordan ShanksAustralian comedian/YouTuber William John Truscott (1886-1966) - Footballer for the East Fremantle Football Club from 1913 to 1927. See also Lithgow Ironfest Lithgow Small Arms Factory Jenolan Caves Blue