Brumby Plains vs Muli Muli

Muli Muli and Brumby Plains are two neighbouring areas in New South Wales, though they differ greatly in population. Muli Muli is sparsely populated with 90 people, while Brumby Plains is largely non-residential with no residents. Muli Muli has a much younger population with a typical age of 35, and homes are crowded, with a typical 3.8 people per home. In contrast, residents in Brumby Plains are far older with a typical age of 80. Income is also quite different; the typical weekly household income in Brumby Plains is $1,125, which is far higher than the $599 seen in Muli Muli.

Both areas are completely car-dependent, with no homes within a 15-minute walk of a park, school, or grocery store. This shared lack of local amenities is consistent across both places, as neither has any public transport stops or routes. While Muli Muli has a higher count of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and more street intersections, both areas remain far below the national figure for typical weekly incomes.