Mukinbudin vs Kulin

Mukinbudin and Kulin are both rural Western Australian areas, but they offer different levels of local access. Kulin is more walkable, with a score of 2.9 (mostly car-dependent) compared to 1.9 (car-dependent) in Mukinbudin. This is seen in the proximity to essentials: 42.4% of Kulin homes are within a 15-minute walk of groceries, compared to just 18.0% in Mukinbudin. Kulin also has far more homes near public transport (33.0% versus 0.1%) and schools (45.2% versus 32.8%).

Both areas share a reliance on cars for most trips and have similar access to parks, with about 44% to 48% of homes within a 15-minute walk. There are notable differences among First Nations residents. The typical First Nations person in Mukinbudin is noticeably older at 32, compared to 25 in Kulin. Meanwhile, First Nations unemployment is well higher in Kulin at 17.3%, while Mukinbudin is lower at 10.3%.