Australian Crime Rate

Postcode · New South Wales · 2025-26

Crime in postcode 2069

Postcode 2069 covers Castle Cove, Roseville and Roseville Chase in New South Wales. Police publish crime figures by council area, not by postcode, so this page shows the council areas the postcode falls in: Ku-ring-gai and Willoughby.

Suburbs in 2069

Recorded crime in the council areas

10/100

Ku-ring-gai

Very low361 of 362 nationally · 129 of 129 in NSW · 128,542 residents

Violent 349 per 100k

▲ +7% vs five years earlier

Property 832 per 100k

▼ -33% vs five years earlier

Break-ins 90 per 100k

▼ -53% vs five years earlier

Recorded offences per 100,000 residents, 2025-26. Covers Roseville, Roseville Chase in postcode 2069.

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24/100

Willoughby

Low320 of 362 nationally · 113 of 129 in NSW · 80,520 residents

Violent 589 per 100k

▲ +29% vs five years earlier

Property 2,425 per 100k

▼ -7% vs five years earlier

Break-ins 215 per 100k

▲ +37% vs five years earlier

Recorded offences per 100,000 residents, 2025-26. Covers Castle Cove in postcode 2069.

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The Crime Score (0 to 100) ranks each council's three-year offence rates against every Australian council, weighted towards serious offences; 50 is the national middle. It describes recorded crime, not personal risk. See the council rankings.

Questions about postcode 2069

What is the crime rate in postcode 2069?

Recorded crime is published for the Ku-ring-gai council area, which covers most of postcode 2069. In 2025-26 it recorded 349 violent offences, 832 property offences and 90 break-ins per 100,000 residents.

How does postcode 2069 compare with the rest of Australia?

The Ku-ring-gai council area's violent crime rate is 73% below the national rate and 70% below the New South Wales rate (349 against 1,280 nationally, 2025-26). Its Crime Score of 10 ranks 361 of 362 councils nationally, where 1 is the highest recorded crime.

Which suburbs are in postcode 2069?

Castle Cove, Roseville and Roseville Chase.

Where do these figures come from?

Offence counts come from New South Wales's official police or crime statistics agency, standardised to national offence categories; rates use ABS estimated resident population. Figures describe recorded offences, not personal risk, and recording practices differ between states.

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