Auburn vs Hunters Hill - Ryde

Auburn and Hunters Hill - Ryde are neighbouring areas with very different outcomes for First Nations residents. In Hunters Hill - Ryde, 62.9% of First Nations people finished Year 12, which is far higher than the 25.9% in Auburn. This gap is mirrored in household income, where the usual First Nations home in Hunters Hill - Ryde earns $2,150 per week, well higher than the $1,552 typical in Auburn. In contrast, First Nations residents in Auburn are noticeably older, with a typical age of 30 compared to 25 in Hunters Hill - Ryde.

Both areas have tracked closely since 2011, remaining very walkable with similar levels of street connectivity. They are both highly accessible, with nearly every home within a 10-minute walk of public transport and most within 15 minutes of groceries. While both are very walkable, Hunters Hill - Ryde has more homes within a 15-minute walk of health services (79.9% compared to 60.0% in Auburn) and schools (98.4% compared to 85.4% in Auburn).