The South-West city of Campbelltown is considered a historical treasure trove, with an impressive heritage trail tucked in-between everyday suburban life.

Round Corner: Semi-Rural Meets Modern-Day Living

Bordering Parramatta, Mays Hill is a cosy suburb with links to a colonial past. Once part of the Governor's Domain, it is the resting place for some of the area’s first pioneers, as well as being the beating heart of the local Hindu community. Located on the traditional lands of the Dharug people, Mays Hill is a serene place to appreciate diverse culture and a sense of Australian history

The growing support and love of AFL across Western Sydney and the very foundations of the AFL are about culture in and of itself.

Known for its ocean and inlet fishing, excellent whale watching and fresh seafood, it is an idyllic and inviting destination in the Eurobodalla region.

Discover Parramatta Eat Street and all it has to offer for a night to remember

A relook at a recent article to help celebrate the Festival of Steam in Thirlmere

discover and explore some of our great craft beer makers in and around Western Sydney

The first significant public art trail in this part of Greater Western Sydney.

Surrounded by rugged industrial concrete walls, Toby’s Milk Bar has quickly become a destination in of itself.

explore some of hatted restaurants across Greater Western Sydney

Robertson is most famous for is their potatoes

Cabramatta Lunar New Year brings together people from all over Sydney to celebrate our wonderful diversity

‘Powerhouse Food: Little India’ is a dinner series celebrating Indian food culture and the restaurants that reflect the local community.

The WEST Journal helps celebrate WEST HQ's jubilee

Pullman Magenta Shores Resort is the perfect staycation getaway

WEST explores the Central Coast over a long lazy weekend

WEST Explores Billabong Parklands, Campbelltown

A critical platform exploring just that is FOMA – Fabrics of Multicultural Australia FOMA is the definitive platform

Hyams Beach, Jervis Bay