Community members can take a trip back in time and experience what it was like for our First Australians living in Canterbury-Bankstown all those years ago. 

Families, foodies, friends and celebrity chefs are set to descend on Bankstown to mark the 20th anniversary of an iconic food festival which has grown to become one of Sydney’s most popular multicultural culinary celebrations

City of Canterbury Bankstown is inviting visitors to celebrate ancient astronomy at a new exhibition which showcases star stories from First Nations artists

The City of Canterbury Bankstown has launched a new education campaign to crack down on the misuse of disability parking spaces and encourage the correct display of valid permits

Local athletes are kicking goals with a smoother playing field after major upgrades to the Beaman Park Sports Fields at Earlwood completed.

Twenty-one Western Sydney University students have imagined what an ideal Bankstown city centre would look like if they had the chance to rebuild it and incorporate the rich cultural diversity of the people who live there to spark a better sense of belonging. 

Jerome Kertebani was a typical 8-year-old boy. Larger than life, excelled at sport and enjoyed school.

To celebrate the opening of its brand-new indoor play centre, Morris Iemma Indoor Sports Centre (MIISC) is hosting a FREE grand opening event on Wednesday 14 May from 9.30am-noon.

Bone Drift: Chimeric Conversations and Slow Down, Remember wrapped up on Saturday 3 May. 

Canterbury-Bankstown has been recognised as a state leader in food safety, taking out the top honour at the 2025 NSW Food Regulation Conference for its innovative approach to managing food safety at major community events.