Minmarama Park vs Fannie Bay - Parap

Minmarama Park and Fannie Bay - Parap are neighbouring areas with very different profiles for First Nations residents. In Fannie Bay - Parap, First Nations household income is far higher at $1,583, compared to just $749 in Minmarama Park. Education levels also differ sharply, with 57.1% of First Nations people in Fannie Bay - Parap finishing Year 12, while only 12.6% did so in Minmarama Park. Conversely, First Nations residents in Minmarama Park are far older, with a typical age of 40 compared to 30 in Fannie Bay - Parap, and they are far more likely to speak a First Nations language (31.7% versus 10.7%).

Both areas offer almost identical access to a variety of amenities within a 15-minute walk. They are both very walkable, and nearly every home in both places is within a short walk of a park. While Fannie Bay - Parap has much better access to schools and a far higher number of street intersections, Minmarama Park has far better access to health services for its residents.