Authorities urge the newborn’s mother to seek urgent medical care and are seeking public information, including mobile phone or dashcam footage from around the time the infant was found, to aid the investigation.

Police in the Auburn area have established a crime scene and opened an active investigation into the case.

New South Wales Police have set up a crime scene, expressing serious concerns for the mother’s welfare and requesting her immediate contact.

The accompanying video is part of ongoing outlet coverage and situates this incident within broader news reporting.

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authorities say information will be released as the investigationdevelops and confirm this remains an active case.

Officials indicate more details will be provided as the investigation progresses.

Police were planning a press conference at 4:00pm AEST to offer further updates.

Emergency services were dispatched and ABC News reported the discovery details.

Witnesses, including El Houda Mahmoud Houda, observed police activity and sirens between 10:30am and 11am, underscoring the immediacy of the response.

The incident has drawn media attention and ongoing law enforcement inquiry as investigators pursue leads.

A newborn boy was found dead in a rubbish bin at a Harrow Road property in Auburn, western Sydney, around 11:20am on Monday, triggering a police investigation.