Share of councils in the higher exposure band, by disadvantage
SEIFA disadvantage decileLGAsMedian index scoreLGAs in the higher-exposure bandShare in the higher-exposure band
1-2 most disadvantaged7256.333143%
3-410252.743332%
5-69750.392223%
7-89848.552323%
9-10 least disadvantaged9642.7377%
Councils that sit the other way round
PatternCouncilStateSEIFA decileNational rankIndex score /100Three biggest drivers
Well-off, but high exposureMoonee ValleyVIC96464.43Caring burden, Need for assistance, Limited English
Well-off, but high exposureKingston (Vic.)VIC97862.71Limited English, Volunteering, Need for assistance
Well-off, but high exposureMaroondahVIC99060.95Caring burden, Limited English, Volunteering
Well-off, but high exposureGlen EiraVIC1010659.13Limited English, Caring burden, Need for assistance
Well-off, but high exposureYarraVIC910958.92Living alone, Limited English, Need for assistance
Well-off, but high exposureStirlingWA911258.77Limited English, Living alone, Partner loss
Disadvantaged, but low exposureHalls CreekWA133442.82Need for assistance, Volunteering, Community infrastructure
Disadvantaged, but low exposureRoper GulfNT133942.57Volunteering, Community infrastructure, Partner loss
Disadvantaged, but low exposureWyndham-East KimberleyWA235241.66Partner loss, Need for assistance, Volunteering
Disadvantaged, but low exposureCarpentariaQLD138038.79Living alone, Community infrastructure, Volunteering
Disadvantaged, but low exposureCoomalieNT239237.29Living alone, Limited English, Community infrastructure
Disadvantaged, but low exposureWest ArnhemNT143132.18Need for assistance, Volunteering, Community infrastructure