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Hobart

148 km²

Hobart has evolved into a highly accessible urban hub that balances natural terrain with modern living. It is a city where most people live within a short walk of their daily needs, including health services and schools. The community is marked by a First Nations population that is notably more qualified and earns more than those in most similar areas. This combination of walkability and a productive workforce defines the character of the city.

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First Nations residents here are noticeably older and more qualified than the national average, with 59.5% completing Year 12. This helps explain why their typical personal income of $701 is well above the figures for Tasmania and Australia.

866 First Nations people

28 yrs Median age Here 28 yrs Tas 25 yrs Aus 24 yrs

59.5% Year 12 Here 59.5% Tas 33.9% Aus 37.0%

9.4% Unemployment Here 9.4% Tas 10.1% Aus 12.3%

$701 Median income Here $701 Tas $560 Aus $540

$1,982 Household income Here $1,982 Tas $1,370 Aus $1,507

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With a very walkable score of 7.4, Hobart is far more accessible than the state average, as 96.5% of homes are within a 10-minute walk of public transport. Most residents can easily reach groceries, parks, and health services on foot, despite a terrain slope that is well above the state figure.

7.4 Walk score

6.7 Types ≤15 min