Parramatta, on the traditional lands of the Burramattagal People, a clan of the Dharug Nation, is a region known for its vast richness of art, culture, diversity and food. Embracing green spaces, contemporary architecture, a thriving cosmopolitan city centre and cuisine from around the world thanks to the wonderful diversity of its local businesses, Parramatta is a beautiful riverside city full of life.

With Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport opening up new ways to arrive in the region, there’s never been a better time to discover what’s right on Penrith’s doorstep. Whether you’re visiting from interstate, arriving from overseas or planning a local escape, make time for the river, the food, the culture and the experiences that give this part of Western Sydney its character. Land, stay and adventure. Penrith is ready when you are.

With Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport welcoming its first passengers, there’s a whole lot of Western Sydney worth exploring before you fly or after you land. When travelling with the family, the airport run doesn’t have to mean a mad dash from the front door to the departure gate. From animal encounters and nature trails to treetop rope courses and seriously good local eats, these family-friendly stops turn travel time into adventure time.

The WEST Guide to your first 24 hours outside Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport With Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport welcoming its first passengers from 25 October 2026, the world is arriving on Western Sydney’s doorstep. What better way to begin than by discovering what’s already here?

Stephen Curry is a recognisable name in households across Australia. A witty and malleable actor with impeccable comedic timing, his career has seen him morph into characters in a variety of genres, from the endearing Dale Kerrigan in the beloved Australian classic The Castle, to international screens as a blue alien king in Thor: Love and Thunder, as well as winning multiple awards for his portrayal of Graham Kennedy in The King.

New advertising platform gives independent businesses a simpler way to reach people discovering Western Sydney and beyond. As Western Sydney prepares to open its new international gateway, WEST is giving local businesses a new way to put themselves in front of the people discovering the region.

Answering the question, “What are you doing this weekend?”, has always been at the core of the WEST ethos. Highlighting standout places to travel, memorable food experiences, and culture to immerse yourself in. Located on Dharug Nura, Australia’s Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, means that the simple question, “What are you doing this weekend?”, now unlocks a world of exciting possibilities.

Abbotsbury, on the traditional lands of the Cabrogal of the Dharug Nation, is a standout destination for the nature and outdoor enthusiast. Largely encompassing the Western Sydney Parklands, there’s no shortage of ways to explore, unwind, and live it up with outdoor activities.

Tucked into the agricultural countryside near the township of Camden lies Belgenny Farm, home to Australia’s oldest collection of colonial farm buildings. Located on the traditional lands of the Dharawal people, this State Heritage Listed site is recognised as the birthplace of the Australian wool, dairy, wine, and horticulture industries, providing a remarkable window into Australia’s Colonial agricultural past.

Within the evergreen The Hills Shire, you will find The Gables, a community neighbourhood designed with families and green spaces in mind. From imaginative playgrounds to quality sports grounds and amenities, it’s an inviting place to spend a day outdoors. Located on Dharug land, join WEST as we take you on a day of exploring.

Founder of The Modern Desi Co, Bhavna Kalra Shivalkar, takes us all on a delightful adventure through Western Sydney, sharing with us Indian desserts that taste like a piece of her homeland. Bhavna is a Mumbai-born, Sydney-based entrepreneur with 12 years of experience in the food industry, focusing on Indian cuisine and cultural immersion. Bhavna designs distinctive Indian cooking classes and food tours that provide cultural insights, showcasing the diversity and variety of