Harvey Norman® has been at home in Greater Western Sydney, for over 40 years, with the first Harvey Norman® franchised complex open at Parramatta Road, Auburn in October 1982. This complex contin
ues to be the largest Harvey Norman® complex globally and is our Flagship Complex in Australia. Our global headquarters, situated at Homebush West, employs over 700 employees and manages our integrated retail, franchise and property system across 8 countries. With a population of over 2.5 million Australians and the third largest economy in the country, a thriving Greater Western Sydney has and always will be fundamental to Australian prosperity. Harvey Norman® has a uniquely investe
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| Harvey Norman® has been at home in Greater Western Sydney, for over 40 years, with the first Harvey Norman® franchised complex open at Parramatta Road, Auburn in October 1982. This complex continues to be the largest Harvey Norman® complex globally and is our Flagship Complex in Australia. Our global headquarters, situated at Homebush West, employs over 700 employees and manages our integrated retail, franchise and property system across 8 countries. With a population of over 2.5 million Australians and the third largest economy in the country, a thriving Greater Western Sydney has and always will be fundamental to Australian prosperity. Harvey Norman® has a uniquely invested, local understanding of what it takes for this economic powerhouse to thrive – access to sustainable and convenient employment, education, health care services, community sport and recreational facilities. Led by Executive Chairman, Gerry Harvey and CEO, Katie Page, Harvey Norman® has consistently contributed to the grassroots of Western Sydney for decades. Since 2015, Harvey Norman® has created nearly 100 Western Sydney University scholarships. 83 have already graduated with another 11 to graduate by the end of 2024. The scholarship recipients have been prospective students, primarily women, who are overcoming significant disadvantage from backgrounds including indigenous, refugee, domestic violence, mental health, substance abuse, long term unemployed and financial hardship. |
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