With Dharawal National Park right on its doorstep, Wedderburn is a suburb surrounded by an impressive landscape of rugged bushland, sandstone formations and pristine waterways, as well as being home to a significant population of koalas. On the traditional lands of the Dharawal People, a day exploring offers an unexpected cultural gem and walking tracks leading to hidden rock pools, all the makings of an adventurous day out.

From racehorses to wartime troops, Warwick Farm has seen its fair share of action. Hosting major thoroughbred horse races, polo matches and motorsport events at Warwick Farm Racecourse, the suburb also played an unexpected role during both World Wars, hosting American and British armed forces. On Dharug Country, join WEST as we explore this charming historic area.

If your idea of a weekend away involves sun-drenched coastal shores, salty swims and a place considered a foodie haven, then look no further than Terrigal on the Central Coast. On the traditional lands of the Darkinjung People, Terrigal is a beachside destination that feels like a slice of Australian paradise pie.

Heading to Accor Stadium for the Grand Final? Sort your Game Day plan now. The best way in is through Lidcombe, not the gates. The NRL Grand Final is coming to Sydney Olympic Park, you've got a full day to make the most of before Kick-off. Our advice? Don't drive to the stadium, circle for a park and queue for hours. Park at Lidcombe. Eat some good food. Grab a coffee. Walk it in. Take the long way to kick-off. Download The WEST Journal App to take this itinerary to kick-off

Garden beds bursting into colour, market stalls, live music and a whole town built for wandering - Tulip Time turns Bowral into one of the best day trips out of Sydney, and this spring is no exception. You don't need much of an excuse to visit Bowral. Tulip Time gives you a very good one - and this year, skip the parking nightmare altogether. Catch the train instead. Historic Bowral station is a genuinely beautiful start to the day, and from there it's an easy walk straight i

Travelling along the M7 Motorway, striking art installations emerge from the landscape. Large, distinguished sculptures, a towering artwork soaring skywards, and an infantry of bronze horses that are impossible to miss. What you discover are First Nations artworks sharing deeply embedded stories, inviting you to learn, reflect and connect with local Dharug culture.

For years, the Southern Highlands village of Burradoo has flown mostly under the radar. Known for its towering tree-lined streets and grand estates established by wealthy pioneers, it has become more widely known thanks to the immensely popular Burradoo Park Farm. On the land of the Gundungurra and Dharawal people, Burradoo has become a go-to destination.

What better day out, than one combining good food, culture, the great outdoors and a healthy dose of exercise. For a different kind of adventure, join WEST as we put pedal to the metal and explore the ‘Emu Trail’, the 16km M12 shared user path. Integrating local Dharug First Nations culture and storytelling into the surrounding landscape, this is a day of discovery that will have your curiosity levels heightened with all there is to take in.

Mount Pritchard, on the traditional lands of the Cabrogal of the Darug Nation, is a leafy suburb where community is king. Local businesses, parks and great food bring people together, alongside Mounties, a much-loved local institution.

On the traditional lands of the Dharug people, The Ponds is a suburb shaped by sustainability, community and connection to art and the natural environment. Making it an oasis to explore.

Lidcombe is a small multicultural suburb nestled between Auburn and Rookwood Cemetery.

Within the borders of Bonnyrigg, you will spot many places of worship for a variety of different religions scattered in and among the commun

Surrounded by national parkland and rolling hills, Hornsby is a very green, bustling, and scenic neighbourhood. In the north of Greater Sydn

Wollongong is a treasure trove of public art and design. The CBD is brought to life by murals, sculptures and open areas. WEST takes you on

Mawson Park is a large green park in the heart of Campbelltown’s CBD making it a perfect meeting place, recreational spot, and picnic area.

There's plenty to see and do around the Cutler VC Interchange in Liverpool. This is a bustling crossroads in Western Sydney with great food,

The Hawkesbury stands as a bountiful farming region, cherished by the Dharug and Darkinjung people for centuries as a vital source of...

The Wollondilly Shire is in the South-Western fringe of Greater Western Sydney and is one of the largest but least populated areas within...

Discover the vibrant community of Wentworthville, with its South Asian community, top-notch dining, and lively entertainment scene.

Witness incredible views, taste delightful flavours, and discover the unexpected in Castle Hill, NSW.