Bunbury vs Murray - Waroona - Boddington

Bunbury and Murray - Waroona - Boddington are two Western Australian regions with very different layouts. Bunbury is very walkable, with a score of 6.0, while Murray - Waroona - Boddington is mostly car-dependent with a score of 2.6. This is reflected in local access; for example, 60.1% of Bunbury homes are within a 15-minute walk of health services, compared to just 14.3% in Murray - Waroona - Boddington. Bunbury also has far more street connectivity, with 58 intersections per square kilometre against just one in Murray - Waroona - Boddington.

Both areas share a similar First Nations experience, with an almost identical share of people speaking a First Nations language at 6.8%. They also have very similar First Nations unemployment rates, at 17.2% in Bunbury and 16.7% in Murray - Waroona - Boddington. While Bunbury has a far larger Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, the typical income for First Nations households is a little higher in Murray - Waroona - Boddington at $1,513.