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Gayndah

8 km²

Daily life in Gayndah is shaped by a highly accessible town centre where most residents can walk to their basic needs. It is a small community in the North Burnett region of Queensland. Most homes are within a short stroll of health services, groceries, and parks, making it more walkable than the state average. This creates a convenient layout for those living within the town core.

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First Nations

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The First Nations community here is noticeably younger than the national figure, with a typical age of 20. However, this group faces significant hardship, with an unemployment rate of 18.2% and typical household incomes far below those in Queensland and Australia.

183 First Nations people

20 yrs Median age Here 20 yrs Qld 23 yrs Aus 24 yrs

35.4% Year 12 Here 35.4% Qld 43.6% Aus 37.0%

18.2% Unemployment Here 18.2% Qld 13.3% Aus 12.3%

$441 Median income Here $441 Qld $563 Aus $540

$928 Household income Here $928 Qld $1,517 Aus $1,507

Walkability

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Walking is easy for many, as 73.5% of homes have a 15-minute-city walkshed, far above the Queensland figure. Residents have great access to health services and groceries, though no one is within a 10-minute walk of public transport.

4.7 Walk score

5.5 Types ≤15 min