Ali Curung vs Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre

Ali Curung and Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre are two remote Northern Territory areas with very different profiles. Ali Curung is far larger, with 347 First Nations people compared to just 25 in Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre. It is also a more walkable place; 96.2% of homes are within a 15-minute walk of groceries and 94.9% are near a school, while Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre is car-dependent with no such amenities nearby. The typical First Nations resident in Ali Curung is much younger at 21, compared to 31 in Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre, and Ali Curung has a far higher rate of Year 12 completion at 12.7% versus 0.0%.

Both areas have a similar terrain slope, which sits close to the national figure. They also share a similar typical First Nations personal income, with Ali Curung at $368 and Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre at $354. While both have a very high proportion of people speaking First Nations languages, this is well higher in Illeuwurru - Inkawenyerre at 88.0% compared to 79.8% in Ali Curung.