Australian Capital Territory's Grim Reality: The Alarming Rate of Avoidable Deaths Amongst Young and Old in Suburban Communities

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Australian Capital Territory's Grim Reality: The Alarming Rate of Avoidable Deaths Amongst Young and Old in Suburban Communities

Deaths from all avoidable causes, persons 0 to 74 years

The data on avoidable deaths can be useful for property investors, those looking to move, and similar groups as it provides insights into the livability of different suburbs. For instance, if a suburb has a high number of avoidable deaths, it may indicate poor access to healthcare, inadequate infrastructure, or other factors that could impact the quality of life for residents. This information could be particularly relevant for families with young children or elderly relatives who may be more vulnerable to health issues. Additionally, property investors may use this data to identify suburbs that are likely to experience growth in the future as improvements are made to healthcare and infrastructure. Overall, the data on avoidable deaths can provide valuable insights into the livability of different suburbs and help individuals make informed decisions about where to live or invest. Data from 2019

Area	Value
1. Unincorporated ACT	1 incident per 330 residents