Western Sydney aka SYDWEST
Sydney Open, the city’s biggest architecture and design event, is heading west this August, unlocking some of Parramatta’s most significant buildings and hidden spaces for one day only.
It’s not always blue skies and sunshine in the Harbour City. If you find yourself at a loose end on a rainy day in Sydney, these are the top things to see and do.
Known for its exceptional Asian dining scene, sprawling shopping centres and vibrant multicultural atmosphere, Chatswood has become one of Sydney’s most exciting destinations.
The NRL’s biggest series kicks off on Wednesday, May 27, with Game I taking over Sydney’s Accor Stadium. Here’s everything you need to know.
Relax with a riverside walk, enjoy fine dining and unwind with decadent pampering – we’ve got your weekend away in Penrith all mapped out.
Lace up your sneakers: Western Sydney Airport’s runway is about to become the city’s most epic fun run, no boarding pass required.
In a twist that has left plenty of Sydneysiders doing a double take, Western Sydney’s second city has been named among the world’s best places to eat in 2026 by the influential travel bible Condé Nast Traveller.
From debates over floodplain risks and the fate of the old Ultimo museum, to excitement about its new home in Parramatta and the cultural boost it promises for Western Sydney, the Powerhouse Parramatta has been on the minds of Sydneysiders everywhere. Here’s everything we know so far.
In a major step forward for inclusive tourism in Sydney, Featherdale Wildlife Park has unveiled a new accessibility initiative, introducing a Companion Pass alongside comprehensive Visitor Accessibility Guides designed to make planning and exploring the park easier for guests with disabilities.
A true treasure in Western Sydney, Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park spans seven acres of native bushland, offering an unforgettable journey into Australia’s unique wildlife.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work, live, and play. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
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