Bankstown

[ bangks-toun ]

noun

1. a city in SE Australia, a suburb of Sydney.

Example Sentences

From a distance, El-Hayek, a councillor for the city of Canterbury Bankstown in Sydney's southwest, exchanges a few words with Darlene to check on how she is coping under lockdown.

From Reuters

Residents of Sydney's Bayside area and two other council areas went into a harsh lockdown on Thursday as they border the Canterbury Bankstown council area, which has the city's highest number of COVID-19 cases, according to state health authorities.

From Reuters

We’re expecting New South Premier Gladys Berejiklian and emergency services minister David Elliot to hold a press conference at 3pm from the Bankstown State Emergency Services unit.

From The Guardian

We hold the Bankstown Poetry Slam on the last Tuesday of every month.

From The Guardian

The family lives in Bankstown, a suburb of Sydney.

From New York Times