Thirteen wards with enough responses to read, seventeen indicators each. Every chart is interactive: hover for the exact numbers, tap a legend to filter.
Green is working, red is broken. The dark band across M/East is visible before you read a single number. Hover any cell.
The gap between the best-read ward and the worst is bigger than most indicators’ entire range. Hover for the area and sample size.
The ward’s nine biggest localities span almost a full point. Averages hide this; the localities do not. Hover for each locality’s strongest and weakest indicator.
In every locality below, at least three in four residents disagree that summer is liveable. In several it is unanimous. Hover for the disagreement rate.
Each line connects the 18–24 score to the 35+ score for one indicator. Where the teal dot sits left of the grey one, youth are harsher judges.
The same dumbbell view, MCGM wards against the wider metropolitan region.
“Don’t know” on the mental-health question is not randomness; it clusters by ward. High bars are wards where the question itself has no foothold yet.