Tasmania - North-East Coast vs Tasmania - South-East Coast

Tasmania - North-East Coast and Tasmania - South-East Coast are both large regional areas with a similar reliance on cars. A key difference is the access to transport, with 44.4% of homes in Tasmania - South-East Coast within a 10-minute walk of public transport, far higher than the 30.3% in Tasmania - North-East Coast. There is also a notable gap in First Nations household incomes; the typical income in Tasmania - South-East Coast is $1,412, which is well higher than the $1,082 seen in Tasmania - North-East Coast.

Both areas are mostly car-dependent, with very similar walkability scores. They also share a similar First Nations experience, with nearly identical unemployment rates (around 11%) and a similar share of people who speak a First Nations language. While the gap in First Nations household income is significant, other differences are much smaller, such as the share of people who have finished Year 12 or the typical age of First Nations residents.