What does Lowest Crime Rate (LGA) rank?

Lowest Crime Rate (LGA) ranks suburbs in ACT using QuickProperty's processed property and locality datasets. Safest LGAs by crime rate per 100,000 population

How should I use this ranking for property research?

Use the ranking as a screening step for ACT. Save realistic suburbs to your shortlist, compare the strongest two or three, then use suburb detail pages or the calculator to test the final candidate.

Does the top ranked suburb mean it is the best choice?

No. Rankings are a shortlist input, not a final recommendation. Check price history, rent, income, population, local services, source freshness, and current listings before making a decision.

How current is the ranking data?

QuickProperty uses processed public-source datasets and refreshes automated sources where available. Use the suburb detail page source panels to see which signals are current, estimated, or missing for a specific suburb.

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Ranking · ACT · 50 LGAs

Lowest Crime Rate (LGA) — ACT

Safest LGAs by crime rate per 100,000 population in ACT.

Leading LGA

MolongloACT

Leading value

Runner-up

ParkesACT

Updated

18 May 2026

Ranking

Lowest Crime Rate (LGA)

Safest LGAs by crime rate per 100,000 population — ACT

50 results

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How to read this ranking

Use crime rankings as a risk screen at the LGA level, not as a suburb verdict.

BEST FOR

Getting a broad safety signal across large areas.

This is useful when you want a first-pass read on area-level crime intensity in ACT.

READ IT AS

These are LGA-wide numbers.

LGAs are large and uneven. A high or low crime rate here should not be read as applying equally to every suburb inside the same local government area.

NEXT STEP

Use suburb pages for the finer read.

Treat this ranking as a directional risk filter, then go deeper on the specific suburb before making any call on suitability.

Intent pathway · LIVABILITY-LED

I want safer or higher-quality local context.

Start with area-level safety and demographic screens, then use suburb pages for schools, services, and evidence depth.

Crime and demographics are area-level signals; verify the suburb page before treating them as local proof.

CHECK DEMOGRAPHIC CONTEXT Reset to intent start

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Area-level risk screen

Crime rankings use broader area data. Open suburb detail before applying the signal to a specific street-level decision.

VERIFY AREA SIGNAL

Use this as a risk screen, not a recommendation.

Save a candidate only if the suburb page can verify the broader area signal with market and local-context evidence.

#1MolongloACT
0
#2ParkesACT
0
#3RussellACT
0
#4FarrerACT
581
#5FaddenACT
965
#6OmalleyACT
970
#7HughesACT
1,028
#8StirlingACT
1,050
#9FlynnACT
1,090
#10Isabella PlainsACT
1,109
#11ChapmanACT
1,116
#12FordeACT
1,127
#13FraserACT
1,129
#14IsaacsACT
1,135
#15CookACT
1,147
#16BanksACT
1,157
#17MacarthurACT
1,210
#18BonythonACT
1,250
#19WaramangaACT
1,257
#20JackaACT
1,264
#21HarrisonACT
1,310
#22TorrensACT
1,320
#23LathamACT
1,327
#24GordonACT
1,330
#25CampbellACT
1,356
#26BonnerACT
1,363
#27EvattACT
1,374
#28HolderACT
1,420
#29CaseyACT
1,437
#30CurtinACT
1,437
#31FisherACT
1,584
#32PearceACT
1,600
#33ChifleyACT
1,604
#34TheodoreACT
1,632
#35RivettACT
1,640
#36MoncrieffACT
1,770
#37DunlopACT
1,789
#38ArandaACT
1,804
#39Red HillACT
1,812
#40MckellarACT
1,825
#41DuffyACT
1,826
#42NgunnawalACT
1,853
#43YarralumlaACT
1,859
#44MonashACT
1,878
#45PalmerstonACT
1,882
#46CraceACT
1,917
#47MacgregorACT
1,929
#48KambahACT
1,940
#49NichollsACT
1,961
#50LyonsACT
2,018

# ▲	LGA	STATE	RATE	TOTAL
1	Molonglo	ACT	0	1
2	Parkes	ACT	0	72
3	Russell	ACT	0	6
4	Farrer	ACT	581	22
5	Fadden	ACT	965	29
6	Omalley	ACT	970	9
7	Hughes	ACT	1,028	33
8	Stirling	ACT	1,050	23
9	Flynn	ACT	1,090	40
10	Isabella Plains	ACT	1,109	48
11	Chapman	ACT	1,116	32
12	Forde	ACT	1,127	50
13	Fraser	ACT	1,129	24
14	Isaacs	ACT	1,135	27
15	Cook	ACT	1,147	34
16	Banks	ACT	1,157	59
17	Macarthur	ACT	1,210	17
18	Bonython	ACT	1,250	48
19	Waramanga	ACT	1,257	35
20	Jacka	ACT	1,264	9
21	Harrison	ACT	1,310	108
22	Torrens	ACT	1,320	32
23	Latham	ACT	1,327	50
24	Gordon	ACT	1,330	105
25	Campbell	ACT	1,356	89
26	Bonner	ACT	1,363	100
27	Evatt	ACT	1,374	76
28	Holder	ACT	1,420	40
29	Casey	ACT	1,437	93
30	Curtin	ACT	1,437	80
31	Fisher	ACT	1,584	51
32	Pearce	ACT	1,600	43
33	Chifley	ACT	1,604	43
34	Theodore	ACT	1,632	62
35	Rivett	ACT	1,640	55
36	Moncrieff	ACT	1,770	94
37	Dunlop	ACT	1,789	130
38	Aranda	ACT	1,804	47
39	Red Hill	ACT	1,812	57
40	Mckellar	ACT	1,825	50
41	Duffy	ACT	1,826	62
42	Ngunnawal	ACT	1,853	203
43	Yarralumla	ACT	1,859	58
44	Monash	ACT	1,878	106
45	Palmerston	ACT	1,882	105
46	Crace	ACT	1,917	92
47	Macgregor	ACT	1,929	136
48	Kambah	ACT	1,940	304
49	Nicholls	ACT	1,961	131
50	Lyons	ACT	2,018	66

FAQ

Australian lowest crime rate (lga) FAQ

What does Lowest Crime Rate (LGA) rank?

Lowest Crime Rate (LGA) ranks suburbs in ACT using QuickProperty's processed property and locality datasets. Safest LGAs by crime rate per 100,000 population
How should I use this ranking for property research?

Use the ranking as a screening step for ACT. Save realistic suburbs to your shortlist, compare the strongest two or three, then use suburb detail pages or the calculator to test the final candidate.
Does the top ranked suburb mean it is the best choice?

No. Rankings are a shortlist input, not a final recommendation. Check price history, rent, income, population, local services, source freshness, and current listings before making a decision.
How current is the ranking data?

QuickProperty uses processed public-source datasets and refreshes automated sources where available. Use the suburb detail page source panels to see which signals are current, estimated, or missing for a specific suburb.