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Fitzroy Crossing

9,033 km²

Cultural strength and deep heritage define Fitzroy Crossing, where First Nations languages are spoken by far more people than in the rest of the state. This remote community is a place of striking contrasts, where a high proportion of residents live within walking distance of essential services despite having no access to public transport. It is a distinct regional hub where traditional language and a strong sense of place persist alongside significant economic challenges.

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First Nations

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First Nations people are central to the community, with 77.2% speaking a traditional language, far above the national figure. While the unemployment rate is lower than in most similar areas, typical personal incomes are far below the national average, and Year 12 completion is much lower than most areas.

1,190 First Nations people

28 yrs Median age Here 28 yrs WA 24 yrs Aus 24 yrs

22.9% Year 12 Here 22.9% WA 32.5% Aus 37.0%

10.8% Unemployment Here 10.8% WA 15.9% Aus 12.3%

$329 Median income Here $329 WA $481 Aus $540

$846 Household income Here $846 WA $1,480 Aus $1,507

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Most homes are well-positioned for daily needs, with over 83% within a short walk of groceries and 74% near health services. However, this convenience is limited to local walking, as 0.0% of homes are within 10 minutes of public transport, far below the state average.

4.8 Walk score

5.7 Types ≤15 min