Ali Curung vs Julalikari - Outstations

Ali Curung and Julalikari - Outstations are two remote areas in the Northern Territory separated by about 102 km. Ali Curung is much more concentrated, with a walkability score of 4.3 (somewhat walkable), while Julalikari - Outstations is car-dependent at 0.2. This is reflected in daily access; for example, 96.2% of Ali Curung homes are within a 15-minute walk of groceries, compared to 0% in Julalikari - Outstations. Ali Curung also has a far larger population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, with 347 residents compared to 137 in Julalikari - Outstations.

Both areas have tracked similarly since 2011, remaining largely disconnected from public transport with 0% of homes within a 10-minute walk of a stop. They also share a very similar typical personal income for First Nations residents, which is around $368 to $369. While both areas have a high proportion of people who speak a First Nations language, the typical First Nations resident in Ali Curung is noticeably younger at 21, whereas in Julalikari - Outstations they are 27.