Auburn Region Who's Who
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Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Auburn Region home, and meet members across Australia.
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Option Insurance Brokers
"At Option Insurance Brokers, we are committed to providing expert, unbiased insurance solutions that give our clients confidence and peace of mind. W…
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Michelle Hayward
I’m Michelle, a Bega based astrologer offering online readings for people seeking clarity at a turning point. My 60-minute session, Find Your Aligned …
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Bernadette D'Silva
At Hopeful Heart Counselling, we provide compassionate and professional online counselling to help you navigate life’s challenges. Whether you’re deal…
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Craig Egan
Jim's Building Inspections Tamworth provide pre purchase building and pest inspections throughout Tamworth and surrounding areas.
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Birgitta Pahl
Msnager, instructor, guide, coach for Canoes Plus Adventure Experience
View Public ProfileDistinguished and Famous people from Auburn Region
The former Auburn council district includes both Auburn and Lidcombe. Its notable connections reach from local government and Depression-era politics to Hollywood, with long residence in one case and a local birthplace in another.
🤝 Jack Lang
Jack Lang worked in real estate in Auburn before becoming a leading figure in New South Wales politics. He served on Auburn Council from 1907 to 1914 and was mayor from 1909 to 1911. His later premiership made him a central and divisive figure during the Depression, but the local business and political base came first. He continued to live in the district for much of his life and died at St Joseph's Hospital in Auburn in 1975.
🎭 Rod Taylor
Rod Taylor was born in Lidcombe in 1930 and became an international film actor. His Hollywood work included Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds and the romantic comedy Do Not Disturb opposite Doris Day. The latter was set in London and Paris, although its cast and crew never left the Hollywood backlot. Taylor's career took him a long way from Lidcombe, even when the supposed journey across Europe was achieved entirely by studio scenery.
