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Mildura

22,082 km²

Mildura has evolved into a regional hub with a growing population and a distinct social landscape. It is a large community in Victoria's northwest that supports a significant First Nations population. While it serves as a central point for the region, the area remains more spread out than the state average. This balance of urban growth and rural scale defines its unique character.

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First Nations

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The area has one of the largest First Nations populations at this level, with a typical age of 20, making it noticeably younger than the national figure. However, unemployment is 14.9%, which is well above the Victorian rate of 9.6%, and typical household incomes are well below those seen across the state.

2,621 First Nations people

20 yrs Median age Here 20 yrs Vic 24 yrs Aus 24 yrs

30.1% Year 12 Here 30.1% Vic 42.4% Aus 37.0%

14.9% Unemployment Here 14.9% Vic 9.6% Aus 12.3%

$498 Median income Here $498 Vic $619 Aus $540

$1,180 Household income Here $1,180 Vic $1,565 Aus $1,507

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Getting around on foot is somewhat walkable, though 62.8% of homes have a 15-minute walk to amenities, which is far below the Victorian average. Access to health services is particularly low, with only 40.5% of homes within a 15-minute walk, far below the state figure of 64.2%.

5.3 Walk score

5.1 Types ≤15 min