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Overview

Nestled 1,412 km east of mainland Australia, Norfolk Island is home to 2,188 residents (2021 Census). The island’s core of daily life centres on Burnt Pine, where a shopping centre, post office, bottle shop, telephone exchange and community hall sit alongside the K‑12 Norfolk Island Central School and the island’s sole hospital. Kingston, the historic capital, hosts government buildings and two Anglican churches, while the wider community lives in scattered homesteads that retain a strong connection to farming, fishing and the growing tourism sector.

Roads total 80 km (53 km paved) and are travelled at modest limits of 30–50 km/h; the “Norfolk wave” of friendly driver greetings is a local hallmark. Goods arrive via the jetties at Kingston and Cascade, and an airport links the island with Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland. Housing ranges from compact town‑site homes in Burnt Pine to isolated family farms dotted across the 35 km² landscape.

Region type mix: Remote 99%, Metro 1%.