Central Capricorn vs Sarina

Central Capricorn and Sarina are two Queensland regions with very different layouts. Central Capricorn has far more homes within a 15-minute walk of schools (53.1%), groceries (37.5%), and health services (33.5%) than Sarina. It also has a far larger First Nations population, with 2,568 people. In contrast, Sarina has far more homes within a 10-minute walk of public transport, at 21.6%, while Central Capricorn has none.

Both areas share a First Nations median age of 21. This commonality exists alongside gaps in outcomes; for example, First Nations unemployment is well higher in Central Capricorn at 16.6%, while Sarina is much lower at 8.0%. In Sarina, First Nations typical household income is also well higher at $1,807. While both places are mostly car-dependent, Central Capricorn is a little higher in its walkability score.