A night of gun violence unfolded in Auburn, a suburb of Sydney, culminating in the discovery of a body in Duck Creek.

The incidents began around 10 PM on Tuesday when a man allegedly fired a gun into a home on Antwerp Street during a domestic violence dispute.

The shooter, known to the home's occupants, attempted to break in and fired a shot before fleeing the scene, fortunately causing no injuries.

Shortly after, at approximately 10:10 PM, police were called to Mona Street where a 55-year-old man was shot in the neck while sitting in his car.

The victim was transported to Westmead Hospital and is reported to be in stable condition.

During the search for the shooter, police discovered a man's body in Duck Creek, along with a firearm, at around 2:15 AM.

Authorities stated that the man's death is not regarded as suspicious, and there is no ongoing public risk.

A report regarding the man's death will be submitted to the coroner.

Police established a second crime scene on Mona Street, linking the two shooting incidents.

Police believe the two shooting incidents are linked.

Authorities have assured the public that there is no ongoing risk and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

Support hotlines for domestic violence and mental health are provided for anyone in need.