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Angurugu
2 km²
A strong First Nations presence defines Angurugu, where 858 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live. It is a community with deep cultural roots, as nearly every resident speaks a First Nations language. However, many people face significant hurdles, with a very high unemployment rate and typical incomes that fall well below national figures. This small settlement in the East Arnhem region maintains a distinct identity through its language and heritage.
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Nearly 97% of people here speak a First Nations language, a figure far above the national average. The community faces tough economic conditions, with an unemployment rate of 41.6% and typical personal incomes far below the national figure.
The area has 40 intersections per square kilometre. Local amenities are limited, with only 40% of the area's grocery services, 20% of food and drink options, and 20% of schools and parks considered walkable.