Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara vs Millner - Jingili

Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara and Millner - Jingili are neighbouring areas in Darwin with different profiles for First Nations residents. First Nations households in Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara earn a typical income of $2,197, which is well higher than the $1,608 typical in Millner - Jingili. Year 12 completion is also well higher in Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara at 43.7%, compared to 36.7% in Millner - Jingili. In contrast, Millner - Jingili has a well larger First Nations population with 458 people, compared to 337 in Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara.

Both areas are very walkable, with nearly identical walkability scores and the same 100% access to parks and public transport within a short walk. While Millner - Jingili has a higher share of homes within 15 minutes of schools and groceries, Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara has a far higher share of homes near health services at 93.4%. Street connectivity is also well higher in Alawa - Brinkin - Nakara, with 280 intersections per square kilometre compared to 187 in Millner - Jingili.