Keilor vs Broadmeadows

Keilor and Broadmeadows are nearby areas in Melbourne's north and west with different levels of local access and First Nations outcomes. Broadmeadows has more homes within a 15-minute walk of health services (69.5% compared to 54.2% in Keilor) and a larger First Nations population. Keilor shows stronger outcomes for First Nations households, with a typical income of $1,542 compared to $1,166 in Broadmeadows, and a higher rate of Year 12 completion at 39.3% against 35.4%.

Both areas have tracked similarly since 2011 in terms of their overall layout. They are both very walkable, with almost identical walkability scores and similar street connectivity. Everyday life in both places is characterized by easy access to essentials, as about 87% of homes in each area have a 15-minute-city walkshed.