Tenterfield - Jubullum Village vs Clarence Valley

Tenterfield - Jubullum Village and Clarence Valley are both large rural areas in New South Wales, but they differ significantly in accessibility and First Nations outcomes. Clarence Valley is much more walkable, with 54.3% of homes within a 10-minute walk of public transport compared to just 16.9% in Tenterfield - Jubullum Village. There are also stark differences for First Nations residents; the unemployment rate in Tenterfield - Jubullum Village is far higher at 28.3%, while the typical household income for First Nations people is far higher in Clarence Valley at $1,316.

Both areas are similar in the proportion of people who speak a First Nations language, with figures around 5% that sit near the national average. However, the gap in walkability is wide, as Clarence Valley's score of 3.7 is well higher than the 2.3 recorded for Tenterfield - Jubullum Village, though both remain mostly car-dependent.