It was Anglo-European, as was Haberfield, Strathfield, and Ashfield before it. Source: lived there in the 80s/90s this is what mass immigration does, it nukes the culture of an area and replaces it until people think "it's normal". The law to print English on shop names largely came from what East Asians did in places like Ashfield (mirrored in certain suburbs in Brissy/Melb). Which was basically turned into ChinaTown, no English names on shops fronts, no English speakers inside making Australians foreigners in their own land. The influx shifted to neighbouring Strathfield and then Haberfield/Burwood. I'm not against immigration but with large enough numbers from a specific country you get ghettoisation and cultural replacement which isn't what people who voted for immigration ever wanted.