Anmatjere - Ti Tree vs Pmara Jutunta

Anmatjere - Ti Tree and Pmara Jutunta are neighbouring areas in the Northern Territory with very different layouts. Anmatjere - Ti Tree is mostly car-dependent, though it has more amenities within a 15-minute walk, including groceries and parks. In contrast, Pmara Jutunta is car-dependent and lacks these services, but it is far more connected by street intersections and has health services within a short walk for all homes. First Nations residents in Anmatjere - Ti Tree are far older, with a typical age of 34 compared to 25 in Pmara Jutunta, and they have a far higher typical household income of $1,542 against $674 in Pmara Jutunta.

Both areas have tracked similarly over time, and neither has any homes within a 10-minute walk of public transport. They also both have no homes with a full 15-minute-city walkshed. While Anmatjere - Ti Tree has a higher share of Year 12 completions at 27.0%, the use of First Nations languages is far higher in Pmara Jutunta, where 91.0% of people speak one.