One of the fastest growing areas in Australia, Sydney’s west is also becoming one of the most family-friendly places in the country.
The CEO and principal chiropractor of HealthKlinix Australia, which is headquartered in Bankstown, was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Khodragha’s two kids attend local schools and his wife is a teacher at a local high school. One of four children, he was school captain of one the most disadvantaged schools in Australia, Punchbowl Boys High School.“Once I got to university, I promised myself I would give back to the community. That’s why I decided to open up my first practice in Bankstown in 2007. I wanted to give back to the local area and hire local talent.
Reflecting the trend of developments in western Sydney, JUMP! Swim Schools CEO Mark Collins has opened a number of sites in western and north-western Sydney including Villawood, Seven Hills and Greenfield Park. A Box Hill school is due to open in May, which already has 675 kids pre-enrolled. Ninja Parc founder and CEO John Pirlo is among local business owners who see immense promise in Sydney’s west. A Ninja Parc indoor obstacle course opened in south Granville at the start of 2022, in a catchment area with 100 schools.
PwC Australia partner Janice Lee says western Sydney is quickly becoming Australia’s most liveable region thanks to improvements toPwC Australia partner Janice Lee says infrastructure developments have made a huge difference in western Sydney.
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