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

WEST is going to take you on a little, local, journey. A destination in and of itself, right in your own backyard.

Unexpected, incredible, mind blowing, and fun, not a bad day out and A MUST VISIT destination that is something of a hidden gem....

Bankstown’s Brain Brown Theatre is the home of the Lebanese Film Festival

Wentworth Point largely sits on reclaimed land within the Homebush Bay area. Partly Greater Western Sydney, for some apart of the Inner...

To be inspired by where you live, to create beautiful, meaningful, contemporary art from it is an exceptional ability - Dan Kyle.

Bankstown is fast becoming one of the MUST VISIT destinations for all Sydney’s foodies, and Bankstown Bites helps you discover and...

Faulconbridge welcomes happy wanderers, lovers of quaint village life, history and art set amongst picturesque bush within the Blue...

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

Welcome to an exciting exploration of art, culture, and connection as we delve into the captivating world of First Nations art

Kellyville is a hilly suburb in the Sydney Hills Shire on the traditional land of the Bidjigal People. It’s an urban centre with many new ho

Cobbitty is a picturesque semi-rural suburb in South West Sydney, perfect for a day trip surrounded by farms, estates, and winding roads. On

Western Sydney's ‘Little India’, Harris Park is tucked in a tidy pocket next to Parramatta. On Dharug land, this is a vibrant suburb just wa