Sentence:  Yet naming the family ‘West' and locating them in working-class West Auckland marks Cheryl and her brood out as a family of ‘<WSD>Westies</WSD>', this colloquial New Zealand term denoting an urban sub-culture mythologised as much for its rejection of middle-class aspirations and cultural capital as for its considered enjoyment of drinking, swearing, fighting and sex. Important to the universal appeal of "Outrageous Fortune" in New Zealand, however, is that contemporary ‘<WSD>Westie</WSD>' culture is by no means confined to Auckland, with versions of it existing in proximate milieux throughout New Zealand. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  An inhabitant of the western suburbs of Auckland.