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The Westsider: September, 2024

The Westsider is a not-for-profit, monthly community newspaper, written by volunteers and delivered to hundreds of pick-up points across the inner west each month.

Parenting

How Indian will my Aussie kids feel on their first trip to India?

Kalpana SK -
Experience the emotional return to India through the eyes of a mother. Join Kalpana SK as she shares her journey of bringing her children to the country she once called home.
Parenting

The challenges – and benefits – of raising children in a digital world

Contributor -
By Carley McGauran What is one word to describe parenting in the digital world? This question was posed at a webinar earlier this year for...
Opinion

Debunking the ‘I’ve worked hard’ myth

Derek Green -
Challenging the notion of 'working hard' for wealth. Learn why the 'worked hard' narrative overlooks privilege and contributes to societal inequality.
History

Then & Now: The Kinnears Rope Factory

THEN & NOW -
Discover the fascinating story of the Kinnears Rope Factory in Footscray, a once-thriving industrial landmark with a tragic past.
History

Ghost Signs – Terminus Hotel

GHOST SIGNS -
Uncover the history of the iconic Terminus Hotel in Williamstown. Explore the tales of brawls and booze that make this ghost sign a fascinating relic of the past.
Entertainment

Footscray-Yarraville City Band celebrates 150 years with a grand concert at the Melbourne Recital Centre

Contributor -
Discover the remarkable story of Footscray-Yarraville City Band. Explore their victories in international and national competitions spanning over 150 years.
History

DEEP WEST: How a little piece of Sunshine ended up in Tsarist Russia

Contributor -
Delve into the history of Sunshine and its iconic H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens. Learn how this visionary industrialist transformed the suburb and its landscape.
Arts

Brigit Ingram exhibition

Community Bank Seddon – Advertorial -
Don't miss the Brigit Ingram exhibition at our branch. Experience the unique art practice of this talented young artist and her inspired works of print and oil paintings.
People

How a Spotswood Primary art teacher became an Instagram star!

Mario Pinti -
Learn how Cindy Asp, the art teacher at Spotswood Primary School, connects with the school community through her Instagram account.
Arts

Young talent bridging cultural divides through art

Contributor -
Be inspired by the art exhibition featuring St Alban's multicultural students. See how the school's teachers are fostering creative abilities and encouraging dreams in the arts.

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