while the conservative Christian Democrats draw much of their support from the large and devout Arab Christian and Assyrian populations. Western Sydney can therefore be described as an economically left-wing but very socially conservative region, at least compared to the other regions of Sydney. Media The city is also served by several local radio stations, including those from Sydney. FM stations, Community: SWR Triple 9 (Blacktown) – 99.9 kHz Vintage FM (Penrith) – 87.6 kHz 2GLF (Liverpool, Fairfield) – 89.3 kHz 2BACR (Bankstown) – 100.9 MHz Alive 90.5 (Parramatta, Hills, Holroyd) – 90.5 MHz 2MCR (Macarthur) FM stations, Commercial: WSFM 101.7 – 101.7 MHz Edge 96.1 – 96.1 MHz C91.3 (Campbelltown) – 91.3 MHz Television: Greater Western Sydney is also served by 5 Sydney television networks, three commercial and two national services: Nine Network Network 10 Seven Network ABC TV SBS Sport The region hosts many professional sporting teams in a wide range of codes. The National Rugby League has four teams based in the region; the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers and Wests Tigers. The region acts as the namesake of the Australian Football League's Greater Western Sydney Giants Australian rules football club. The A-League's Western Sydney Wanderers association football club is also based in this region of Sydney. The region also hosts Macarthur FC of the A-League. Greater Sydney Rams now represent the region in the National Rugby Championship. The Sydney Thunder play at the Big Bash League (cricket). Other sporting teams include: Baseball: Sydney Blue Sox Ice hockey: Western Sydney Ice Dogs Netball: Greater Western Sydney Giants The Sydney Olympic Park was built for the 2000 Olympic Games, and has hosted the NRL Grand Final, the Sydney 500 auto race and the Sydney International tennis tournament. Previously the region was represented in Australia's professional Basketball league the NBL, by the West Sydney Razorbacks. While the Razorbacks folded, the Sydney Kings who typically played at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, an eastern Sydney venue, have since moved to the Sydney Superdome at Sydney Olympic Park and market towards the whole metropolitan area of Sydney. Education Major education facilities include: Western Sydney University, a multi-campus university that is ranked in the top 300 in the world in the 2021 THE World University Rankings and 18th in Australia in 2021. TAFE NSW campuses across Western Sydney (including OTEN) and South Western Sydney University of Sydney – Camden and Cumberland Campus