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Wilora

3 km²

Deep in the Central Desert of the Northern Territory lies Wilora, a small community with a strong cultural identity. It is a sparsely populated area where every single First Nations resident speaks a traditional language. While most daily needs require a car, the community is anchored by essential services like health and education. This is a place where traditional language is preserved, even as residents face significant economic challenges.

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First Nations

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First Nations residents in Wilora are far older than the national figure, with a typical age of 37. While 100% of this group speaks a traditional language, they face steep economic gaps; typical household income is $749, which is far below both the territory and national figures.

59 First Nations people

37 yrs Median age Here 37 yrs NT 26 yrs Aus 24 yrs

17.5% Year 12 Here 17.5% NT 23.2% Aus 37.0%

$274 Median income Here $274 NT $323 Aus $540

$749 Household income Here $749 NT $1,318 Aus $1,507

100.0% Indigenous language Here 100.0% NT 60.1% Aus 12.3%

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The area is mostly car-dependent with a low walkability score of 2.1. While almost every home is within a 15-minute walk of a school and health services, there are no groceries, parks, or public transport options nearby.

2.1 Walk score

2.9 Types ≤15 min