Western Australia · Postcode 6061

Mirrabooka postcode and suburb data

Western Australia · Phone area code 08 · 9 km from Perth

Metro Bottom 20% SEIFA
8,000
Population (2021)
$1,267
Household income/wk
$290
Median rent/wk
36
Median age
1/10
SEIFA advantage

Suburb snapshot

Mirrabooka at a glance vs WA

Fast facts and benchmark bars show the suburb's key postcode, Census, SEIFA, school and LGA signals in context.

Quick facts

6061 Postcode See every suburb sharing this postcode
8,000 People Resident population, Census 2021
Stirling Council area 32 suburbs, 14 postcodes
36 Median age Years, Census 2021
$1,267/wk Household income Suburb median, Census 2021 dollars
Decile 1/10 SEIFA advantage Very low SEIFA advantage
4 Schools ACARA 2025 profiles in this suburb

Benchmarks against WA

Household income
$1,267/wk
33% below WA average
Suburb median, Census 2021
Weekly rent
$290/wk
18% below WA average
Suburb median, Census 2021
SEIFA advantage
1/10
5.0 deciles below WA average
IRSAD decile, higher means more advantage
Median age
36 years
7.0 years younger than WA average
Resident median age
Unemployment
9.1%
4.1 pts above WA average
Census labour-force rate

Income, rent and SEIFA figures are from the ABS 2021 Census and are reported in 2021 dollars, not adjusted for subsequent inflation.

Where Mirrabooka ranks: SEIFA decile 1 places it in the bottom 20% of Australia for socio-economic advantage.

ABS Census 2021 · SEIFA 2021

Detailed comparison table

Mirrabooka vs the WA average and the national average, using population-weighted 2021 Census data.

MetricMirrabookaWA avgAU avgGreater Perth
Household income/wk $1,267 -WA $1,891 $1,836 $1,962
Rent/wk $290 -WA $355 $390 $378
Mortgage/month $1,493 -WA $1,890 $1,958 $2,002
Median age 36 43.0 45.0 40.0
SEIFA decile 1/10 -WA 6.0/10 6.0/10 8.0/10
Unemployment 9.1% +WA 5.0% 5.0% 5.0%

Green pill = at least 10% above the WA average; red = at least 10% below; grey = within 10%. For unemployment, colour polarity is inverted: lower is better.

Postcode 6061 covers Mirrabooka, an inland suburb of Perth about 9 km from the city centre. It forms part of the Perth - North West region of Western Australia. Local government services are provided by Stirling.

According to the 2021 Census, Mirrabooka has a population of 8,000 with a median age of 36. The median weekly household income is $1,267, below the WA average. The unemployment rate is 9.1%, higher than the WA average. The Indigenous population is 268 (3.4% of residents).

Housing in Mirrabooka includes a median weekly rent of $290, median monthly mortgage repayment of $1,493, with 2,478 total dwellings. Housing costs in the area sit below the WA average. Owner-occupied dwellings (owned or mortgaged) make up 68.5% of housing.

On the SEIFA Index of Relative Socio-economic Advantage and Disadvantage, Mirrabooka scores in decile 1 out of 10, which is well below the national average.

There are 4 schools in the Mirrabooka area, including John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School, Dryandra Primary School, Boyare Primary School and others.

Mirrabooka is part of the Stirling statistical area in Western Australia.

Mirrabooka details

Location, Census, housing, SEIFA and geography fields used across this profile.

Postcode6061
StateWestern Australia (WA)
Phone Area Code08
Population (2021)8,000
Median Age36 years
Median Household Income (Census 2021)$1,267/week
Median Personal Income (Census 2021)$482/week
Median Weekly Rent (Census 2021)$290
Median Monthly Mortgage (Census 2021)$1,493
Average Household Size3 persons
Area5.0 km²
Population Density1603/km²
Total Dwellings2,478
Australian Citizens79.1%
Indigenous Population268 (3.4%)
Unemployment Rate9.1%
SEIFA IRSAD Decile1/10 (well below average)
Latitude-31.8662015
Longitude115.8662538
Distance from Perth9 km
Region (SA4)Perth - North West
Area (SA3)Stirling
Local GovernmentStirling
Federal ElectorateStirling
State ElectorateMorley (East Metropolitan)
Time ZoneAWST (UTC+8), Australia/Perth (standard time)

Age Profile

0–14 (21.1%) 15–24 (14.7%) 25–44 (25.2%) 45–64 (24.8%) 65+ (14.3%)
Show counts
0–14 years1,688 (21.1%)
15–24 years1,174 (14.7%)
25–44 years2,016 (25.2%)
45–64 years1,985 (24.8%)
65+ years1,145 (14.3%)

Housing Tenure

Owned outright (29.8%) Mortgaged (38.7%) Rented (31.5%)

SEIFA socio-economic index

Mirrabooka is in SEIFA IRSAD decile 1 of 10. Higher deciles indicate more relative socio-economic advantage. This is an area-level index, not a score for individual households.
More disadvantagedMiddle rangeMore advantaged

Health Conditions (2021 Census)

Diabetes600 (7.5%)
Arthritis580 (7.2%)
Asthma545 (6.8%)
Heart Disease274 (3.4%)
Cancer157 (2.0%)
Lung Condition128 (1.6%)
Dementia71 (0.9%)

Long-term health conditions self-reported in the 2021 Census. Persons may report more than one condition.

Motor Vehicles per Dwelling

No vehicle187 (7.7%)
1 vehicle798 (32.9%)
2 vehicles792 (32.7%)
3+ vehicles646 (26.7%)

Schools in Mirrabooka

ACARA 2025 school profiles for schools located in Mirrabooka. ICSEA is shown where ACARA publishes it.

John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School
Combined · Ind · ICSEA 1075 · 1,702 students
Dryandra Primary School
Primary · Gov · ICSEA 883 · 176 students
Boyare Primary School
Primary · Gov · ICSEA 887 · 176 students
Y School WA
Special · Ind · ICSEA 944 · 103 students

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Page last reviewed . Data sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics 2021 Census (CC BY 4.0), SEIFA 2021 IRSAD, ACARA school profiles 2025. How this data is sourced.