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AUBURN CENTRAL The heart of Auburn

Welcome to Auburn Central

Auburn Central has been transformed into a Sydney metropolitan triple-supermarket anchored, convenience based shopping centre with the introduction of ALDI and Tong Li Asian supermarkets to complement the existing Woolworths.

Located within the Town Centre and adjacent to Auburn train station, Auburn Central is complemented by over 40 food, service and specialty stores.

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Juice with a Youth!

November 11, 2025

Juice with a Youth – Join Us! 👮‍♂️🧋 Bring the kids down to Auburn Central for a fun afternoon connecting with your local Auburn police officers. It’s a great chance to ask questions, share concerns, or just learn more about your community - plus kids get a free small bubble tea from Kii Tea and can join in on outdoor games! 📅 Thursday 20th November 🕝 2:30pm – 4:30pm 📍 Auburn Central Town Square No bookings required – just drop by and join the fun! 🙌

Escape. Hide. Tell.

November 6, 2025

Although Australia is a safe country, attacks in crowded places could happen and we need to do what we can both to prevent and prepare for them. In the unlikely event you face an attacker armed with a gun, knife or similar weapon, it is important to be prepared to react quickly. You need to remember three words: ESCAPE. HIDE. TELL. ESCAPE – move away from danger as quickly and quietly as possible and encourage others to do the same, but only if it's safe to do so. HIDE – stay out of sight and silence your mobile phone. TELL – call Emergency Services on Triple Zero (000) when it is safe. All situations are different. You will need to make quick decisions during an attack and be prepared to change your plan. Remembering ESCAPE. HIDE. TELL. will help you decide what to do. We are providing this advice, so you are prepared if there is an incident, not because we are expecting one. You can report suspicious behaviour anonymously via the National Security Hotline by calling 1800 123 400. Life-threatening situations should be reported to the police by calling Triple Zero (000).