Parramatta - North-West vs Parramatta - South

Parramatta - North-West and Parramatta - South are neighbouring areas with distinct differences in their First Nations populations. Parramatta - North-West has a larger First Nations community, with a typical household income of $1,768 that is well higher than the $1,142 seen in Parramatta - South. Education levels are also higher in Parramatta - North-West, where 44.8% of First Nations residents completed Year 12, compared to 41.1% in Parramatta - South.

Both areas sit near the national figure for First Nations age, with Parramatta - North-West being a little younger and Parramatta - South noticeably older than the Australian average. They are both very walkable and share similar access to parks and groceries, though Parramatta - South is better for walking to schools, health services, and the general 15-minute city. This is supported by higher street connectivity in Parramatta - South, with 195 intersections per square kilometre compared to 150 in Parramatta - North-West.