Auburn, New South Wales

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Auburn is a suburb in the Local Government Area of Auburn Council in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, about 15 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district. The suburb has a train station (on the South line and Western line) and a hospital with basic 24-hour emergency facilities on Norval and Hargrave Streets. Its postcode is 2144.


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Sydney suburbs near Auburn
(Auburn Council)
Granville Rosehill Silverwater
South Granville Auburn Lidcombe
Chester Hill Sefton and Regents Park Berala

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[edit] Culture

Auburn prides itself as having one of the largest refugee communities in Australia. With a very high percentage of its population coming predominantly from Lebanese, Turkish and Vietnamese backgrounds; Auburn also has the fastest growing Iraqi and Sudanese communities in the country. Whilst a population of 60,000 people from

[edit] Famous and infamous locals

  • Jack Lang had a long and close association with Auburn, setting up a successful real estate business there. He went on to serve on the local council, eventually becoming Mayor. He died in Auburn in 1975.
  • Warren Mundine is the first Aboriginal president of the Australian Labor Party. Born in Grafton in 1956, Warren and his family lived in Auburn in the mid-1960s.
  • Myuran Sukumaran, one of the Bali Nine.

[edit] Trivia

  • Tooheys beer is brewed in Lidcombe, part of Auburn municipality.
  • Harvey Norman's biggest store in Australia is located in the centre of Auburn.

[edit] External links

Coordinates: -33.86563° 151.02360°

Suburbs and localities within Auburn Council | Western Sydney | Sydney

Auburn | Auburn North | Auburn South | Auburn West | Berala | Homebush Bay | Lidcombe | Lidcombe North | Newington | Regents Park | Rookwood | Silverwater

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