Keysbrook vs Myara

Keysbrook and Myara are two rural Western Australian areas with very different profiles. Keysbrook has a population of 265, while Myara is largely non-residential with no residents. In Keysbrook, the typical resident is 51, while those in Myara are far older at 64. There is also a significant gap in earnings; the typical weekly personal income in Myara is $1,000, which is far higher than the $521 seen in Keysbrook.

Daily life in both places is very similar in terms of accessibility. Both are entirely car-dependent, with no homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries, health services, schools, or public transport. This shared isolation is reflected in their similar typical weekly family incomes, which sit at $1,857 in Keysbrook and $1,875 in Myara.