Multicultural suburbs
SuburbScan tracks 874 multicultural suburbs across Australia, home to 6,122,923 residents combined, with the largest concentration in New South Wales (308 suburbs). On average these suburbs carry low bushfire risk, elevated crime risk, and moderate flood risk. Compare the top-rated, most populated, and fastest-growing multicultural suburbs below.
82,536 sales, Oct 2024 – Oct 2026
Most Populated
Point Cook
VIC 3030 · 66,781 residents
Craigieburn
VIC 3064 · 65,178 residents
Tarneit
VIC 3029 · 56,370 residents
Melbourne
VIC 3000 · 54,941 residents
Reservoir
VIC 3073 · 51,096 residents
Blacktown
NSW 2148 · 50,961 residents
Glen Waverley
VIC 3150 · 42,642 residents
Castle Hill
NSW 2154 · 40,874 residents
Auburn
NSW 2144 · 39,333 residents
St Albans
VIC 3021 · 38,042 residents
Top-Rated
Darwin City
NT 0800 · 7,149 residents
City
ACT 2601 · 4,835 residents
Glen Huntly
VIC 3163 · 4,905 residents
Mount Waverley
VIC 3149 · 35,340 residents
Crace
ACT 2911 · 4,800 residents
Linden Park
SA 5065 · 2,367 residents
Nakara
NT 0810 · 1,906 residents
Milsons Point
NSW 2061 · 2,529 residents
Willetton
WA 6155 · 19,262 residents
Muirhead
NT 0810 · 3,689 residents
Fastest Growing
Mambourin
VIC 3024 · 315 residents
Kalkallo
VIC 3064 · 5,548 residents
Moncrieff
ACT 2914 · 5,310 residents
Banksmeadow
NSW 2019 · 508 residents
Lawson
ACT 2617 · 2,739 residents
Flintstone
TAS 7030 · 73 residents
Karawatha
QLD 4117 · 337 residents
Ularring
WA 6436 · 51 residents
Donnybrook
VIC 3064 · 2,100 residents
Palmerston City
NT 0830 · 194 residents
Common questions about Multicultural suburbs
How many multicultural suburbs are there in Australia?
There are 874 suburbs tagged multicultural in Australia on SuburbScan home to a combined 6,122,923 residents.
What are the largest multicultural suburbs in Australia?
The most populated multicultural suburbs in Australia are Point Cook, Craigieburn, and Tarneit.
Which multicultural suburbs in Australia are growing fastest?
By population change between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, the fastest-growing multicultural suburbs in Australia are Mambourin, Kalkallo, and Moncrieff.
Which state has the most multicultural suburbs?
The states with the most multicultural suburbs on SuburbScan are NSW (308), VIC (161), and NT (106).