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Mornington Peninsula

724 km²

A diverse mix of ages and backgrounds defines the Mornington Peninsula. This coastal region is a sprawling area where many residents enjoy a high quality of life. It stands out for its First Nations community, which is younger and more successful than those in most similar areas. While it offers a relaxed lifestyle, the layout of the region means many people rely on cars to get around.

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First Nations

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The 1,724 First Nations people here are younger than the national figure, with a typical age of 23. This community is doing well, with an unemployment rate of 6.5% that is well below the national figure, and a Year 12 completion rate of 44.5% which is well above the Australian average.

1,724 First Nations people

23 yrs Median age Here 23 yrs Vic 24 yrs Aus 24 yrs

44.5% Year 12 Here 44.5% Vic 42.4% Aus 37.0%

6.5% Unemployment Here 6.5% Vic 9.6% Aus 12.3%

$656 Median income Here $656 Vic $619 Aus $540

$1,622 Household income Here $1,622 Vic $1,565 Aus $1,507

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Getting around on foot is difficult for many, as the walkability score of 4.7 is well below the Victorian average of 6.4. Only about half of homes are within a 15-minute walk of schools or groceries, which is far below the state figures.

4.7 Walk score

4.6 Types ≤15 min