Acacia-Larrakia vs Bakewell - Rosebery - Mitchell

Acacia-Larrakia and Bakewell - Rosebery - Mitchell are nearby Northern Territory areas with very different layouts. Bakewell - Rosebery - Mitchell is very walkable, with 99.7% of homes within a short walk of a park and 98.9% near public transport. Acacia-Larrakia is car-dependent, with no homes within a 15-minute walk of schools, health services or groceries. There is also a large gap in First Nations outcomes; in Bakewell - Rosebery - Mitchell, the typical First Nations personal income is $1,125 and 44.6% finished Year 12, while in Acacia-Larrakia, the typical income is much lower at $357 and only 23.7% finished Year 12.

Both areas share a similar mean terrain slope of around 3% to 4%. However, the gap in First Nations household income has widened, with Bakewell - Rosebery - Mitchell now well higher at $2,365 compared to $1,536 in Acacia-Larrakia. Acacia-Larrakia has a larger proportion of people who speak a First Nations language at 16.0% and a noticeably older First Nations population, with a typical age of 28 compared to 21 in Bakewell - Rosebery - Mitchell.