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Moving to Dalwallinu WA 6609

What the official numbers say about living in Dalwallinu — before you pack a box.

At a glance

826people (Census 2021)
36median age
$231/wkmedian rent
201 kmto Perth CBD
1%tree canopy

Housing: buy or rent

Renting? The census median is $231 a week, against a median household income of $1,887 a week.

About 63% of homes are owner-occupied and 31% rented, and the most common dwelling type is the house.

Who you'll be living with

Dalwallinu grew 46% between the 2011 and 2021 censuses (565 → 826 people).

Around 72% of households are families, averaging 2.6 people per home.

Largest overseas birthplaces: Philippines, England, South Africa; most spoken languages besides English: Tagalog, Filipino, Afrikaans.

On the ABS advantage scale (SEIFA), Dalwallinu scores a little above the national average (decile 7 of 10).

The commute

The most common way to work is by car (85% of workers), while 5% work from home.

The Perth CBD is roughly 201 km away in a straight line.

Daily life

Mapped locally so far: 1 school · 1 cafe or restaurant · 1 supermarket · 1 park — see them all on the Dalwallinu profile.

What's actually nearby

Schools: Dalwallinu District High School 650 m

Groceries: Foodworks 100 m

Parks and reserves: Richardsons Park 550 m

What you'll see in the garden

Birds recorded around Dalwallinu, most often seen first: Yellow-throated Miner · Port Lincoln Parrot · Western Galah · Southern Magpie-lark · South-western Yellow-throated Miner · Western Corella.

Before you move — quick checklist

In short

Renters pay a median $231 a week, and about 31% of homes here are rented.

The population grew 46% between the 2011 and 2021 censuses, from 565 people to 826. It sits about 201 km from the Perth CBD in a straight line. Local government is Dalwallinu council, and the federal seat is Durack.

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