Malabar

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Malabar has been through its share of names. It has been called Brand, Long Bay, and by the Aboriginal people, Boora. This south-eastern suburb of Sydney was once set aside for the Church and Schools Corporation where any income/revenue that was generated was used to support teachers and clergy. It wasn’t until the early 1900s that this suburb began to grow as a residential area. Today, it’s primarily a residential area, with large acreage dedicated to the ANZAC Rifle Range, Long Bay Correctional Centre, and the Randwick Golf Course. Who lives in Malabar? According to the 2011 census, 4,937 people reside in Malabar. Its population is substantially more male than female with a median age of about 42. Over 66 per cent of its citizens are Australian …show more content…

The primary industries in Malabar include education, health care, social assistance, scientific, public administration, food services, transport, postal, construction, technical, accommodation, and financial and insurance services. The average household income for this suburb is around $1058 per week. What are some things to do in Malabar? Malabar is within 3 kms to many fine restaurants, bars, pubs, and cafés with a diverse selection in cuisines. The Crystal Garden is one of its own restaurants. Nightlife activities are mostly found in Sydney, but Malabar has its share of local bars and pubs where you can enjoy a fun nightlife. The big attraction for entertainment is the Randwick Golf Course that features wedding venues, restaurants, golfing, and other events and functions. It is home to Cromwell Park and Rubie Reserve, which both have playgrounds and scenic views and lovely landscapes. Malabar Headland is a 90-hectare national park with a walking track. It also features a rifle range that takes up about half of the acreage. While Malabar has supermarkets and other types of shopping venues, any major shopping trips are just a few kilometres away in

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