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Inarlenge - Mpwetyerre

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A small population of 102 First Nations people forms the heart of Inarlenge - Mpwetyerre. This remote Alice Springs community is distinguished by a very strong connection to traditional culture, with most residents speaking a First Nations language. While the community faces significant economic challenges and low school completion rates, the typical resident is far older than those in similar areas. It remains a sparsely populated residential pocket with a distinct cultural identity.

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Cultural ties are strong here, as 82.4% of people speak a First Nations language, which is far above the national figure. However, the typical personal income of $290 is much lower than most areas, and Year 12 completion at 3.6% is far below the Northern Territory average of 23.2%.

102 First Nations people

34 yrs Median age Here 34 yrs NT 26 yrs Aus 24 yrs

3.6% Year 12 Here 3.6% NT 23.2% Aus 37.0%

$290 Median income Here $290 NT $323 Aus $540

$725 Household income Here $725 NT $1,318 Aus $1,507

82.4% Indigenous language Here 82.4% NT 60.1% Aus 12.3%

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Every home is within a short walk of public transport and a park, yet the area is mostly car-dependent. With only 6.8% of homes near groceries and 27.1% near health services, walkability is well below the Northern Territory average.

3.3 Walk score

3.2 Types ≤15 min