The federal electorate of Chifley, located in western Sydney, New South Wales, is a diverse and predominantly working-class area encompassing suburbs such as Mount Druitt, Bidwill, Blacktown, and parts of Plumpton and Rooty Hill. Established in 1969 and named after former Prime Minister Ben Chifley, the electorate is known for its multicultural community, with significant populations of Indigenous Australians and migrants from South Asia, the Middle East, and the Pacific. Economically, it faces challenges such as higher-than-average unemployment and lower median incomes compared to national figures. Politically, Chifley is a safe Labor seat, reflecting its strong ties to progressive policies and advocacy for social services. The electorate is characterized by its vibrant community spirit, extensive public transport links, and ongoing efforts to address social and economic inequalities.
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