Jingili vs Moil

Jingili and Moil are neighbouring areas in Darwin with a few distinct differences in accessibility and demographics. Moil is far more connected for pedestrians, with 344 street intersections per square kilometre compared to 160 in Jingili. This accessibility extends to health services, where 100% of Moil homes are within a 15-minute walk of care, while only 64.2% of Jingili homes share that access. First Nations residents in Moil are also noticeably older, with a typical age of 22 compared to 19 in Jingili, and they earn a well higher typical personal income of $667 against $512 in Jingili.

Since 2011, these two areas have tracked closely as highly accessible places to live. Both are rated as very walkable, and almost every home in both neighbourhoods is within a short walk of a park, school, grocery store, and public transport. While they share these strong links to local services, the types of nearby amenities differ; Jingili has a larger share of nearby food and drink options and public transport stops, whereas Moil has a much higher concentration of parks.