Bauer Media’s celebrity magazine NW turns 21 this year.
Celebrating the milestone, celebrities and media types headed to The Star in Sydney to have a bit of a boogie down in the club, Marquee.
Check out the snaps above for all the party highlights.
Photography credit: Guy Davies Photographer
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