Marrara - Winnellie - Berrimah vs Millner - Jingili

Marrara - Winnellie - Berrimah and Millner - Jingili are neighbouring areas with very different layouts. Millner - Jingili is very walkable, with almost every home within a 15-minute walk of schools (99.9%), groceries (99.7%) and parks (100%). By contrast, Marrara - Winnellie - Berrimah is mostly car-dependent, as only 29.2% of homes are within a short walk of a school. There are also notable differences for First Nations residents; those in Millner - Jingili have a higher typical household income of $1,608, while 36.7% finished Year 12. In Marrara - Winnellie - Berrimah, First Nations Year 12 completion is lower at 26.2%, and 28.5% of residents speak a First Nations language, which is far higher than the 17.5% in Millner - Jingili.

Both areas are very similar in the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people they house, with 478 in Marrara - Winnellie - Berrimah and 458 in Millner - Jingili. They also share a similar typical personal income for First Nations people and nearly identical terrain slopes. While the two areas have many differences in accessibility and education, they both maintain a strong presence of First Nations residents compared to the national figure.