Life in minature. Cows, people, little houses, the whole Tarana to Bathurst train line. But where?

Photographer Carolyn Hide took a road trip via Parkes, Cowra, Carcoar to Oberon and met up with local history and local characters

Fancy touching a 360 million year old fish? Here's a place you can get hands-on with history.

All kinds of wild and wacky animals have wandered along the road from Molong to past Yeoval. Fizzy the elephant is one of the stars.

This site is listed as one of the top heritage sites in NSW, where 231 Japanese and four Australians lost their lives in 1944

The artists spent a week working with a farmer to gather ideas for these five. interactive sculptures based on silos

Dame Edna, an emu and host of other Aussie icons parked in a paddock…

Watch out, a swarm of ants have taken a liking to these books by local sculptor Tim Johnman. But which town are we in?

The locals endearingly call him 'Bill the Bastard'. One of three major artworks in the region by this acclaimed sculptor, this towering work remembers the horses of WW1.

Inherit: old and new histories brings together both familiar and less well-known stories from across the Central West.

Images in his home town by Scott ‘Sauce’ Towney depict the stories of the Wiradjuri constellations

A team of 17 embroiderers created a ‘visual representation of the essence’ of their community. Where is it?