Suburb Property Profile: Australind, WA 6233
Located approximately 12km north-east of Bunbury's CBD and around 165–180km south of Perth, Australind sits within the Shire of Harvey, on the shores of the Leschenault Inlet. Established in 1841, the town was named with a nod to its intended role as a trading link between Australia and India, and today forms a substantial part of the Greater Bunbury area. Here's our comprehensive guide to the area.
Location Demographics
The population of Australind sits at 15,988 according to the 2021 Census, up 10.0% from 14,539 in 2016. The predominant age group is 0–9, and households are primarily couples with children, reflecting the suburb's status as a well-established, family-oriented community within the South West region.
Travel & Infrastructure
Australind is served by local bus services connecting to the broader Bunbury network, with train access available via nearby stations. By car, the drive to Perth typically takes 1.5 hours or more outside peak periods, though most residents rely on local regional centres for work and services rather than commuting to the capital.
Shopping
Australind offers a genuine range of local shopping facilities, giving residents everyday retail options without needing to travel into Bunbury for the basics.
Schools & Recreation
Australind Senior High School, a comprehensive public co-educational school, serves the town's secondary students, alongside Our Lady of Mercy College, a Catholic secondary school originally established in 2015 as a second campus of Bunbury Catholic College.
Local Amenities
Australind has 22 parks, covering around 17.5% of the suburb's total area, giving residents a strong ratio of green space. The town's position on the Leschenault Inlet adds a genuine waterside dimension to daily life, and its practical, liveable character — combined with access to local schools, parks and shopping — continues to draw a broad demographic mix to the area.
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