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The suburb of Sadleir can be found in the south-western part of Sydney, in the Australian state of New South Wales. The suburb of Sadleir can be found in the City of Liverpool local government area; its distance from the central business district of Sydney is 37 kilometres to the south-west.
Richard Sadleir, who became Liverpool’s first mayor in 1872, inspired the naming of the Sadleir neighbourhood. The Green Valley housing estate, of which Sadleir was a part, was divided up into its individual lots in the year 1960.

The population of Sadleir was 3,135 at the time of the census that was done in 2016. The average age was 33, which was slightly lower than the average age across the country, and there were a significantly higher number of people in the 0-14 and 65+ age groups than was anticipated. There was a sizeable population that was taken care of by the housing commission, and approximately one third of the homes in the suburb were owned by the Department of Housing. The weekly income of $861 that was typical for a household was considerably lower than the $1338 that was typical across the country. The most common countries of birth for residents of Sadleir were Vietnam (7.2%), Lebanon (6.3%), Iraq (3.8%), New Zealand (1.9%), and Fiji (1.5%). The majority of residents in Sadleir were born in Australia (56.3%), the next most common country of birth was New Zealand (1.9%).

Richard Sadleir, who became Liverpool’s first mayor in 1872, inspired the naming of the Sadleir neighbourhood. The Green Valley housing estate, of which Sadleir was a part, was divided up into its individual lots in the year 1960.