Cloverdale vs South Perth

Cloverdale and South Perth are neighbouring areas in Western Australia. South Perth has a far larger First Nations population with 631 people, compared to 272 in Cloverdale. There are notable gaps in outcomes for First Nations people; the unemployment rate for this group is well higher in South Perth at 14.7%, while Cloverdale's is 8.7%. In terms of local access, Cloverdale has a well higher share of homes within a 15-minute walk of a school (84.4% vs 77.4%), but South Perth is well higher for health services (87.2% vs 77.3%).

Both areas track similarly to the national figure for First Nations Year 12 completion, with rates of 43.6% in Cloverdale and 47.2% in South Perth. They are also very similar in their walkability, with both rated as very walkable and having nearly every home within a short walk of public transport and parks. While both areas offer great access to amenities, South Perth has more parks within walking distance, whereas Cloverdale has a higher share of food and drink options nearby.