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About The Area: Central Melbourne has one of the fastest growing residential populations in Australia. Residents of the city centre are of mixed social status. On one hand, living in the centre of the city offers proximity to work and the best access to public transport. On the other hand, there are many strata titled studio apartments that have no carparks and limited space. As a result, there is a mix of students and young urban professionals living in the locality of Melbourne, with a relatively low car dependency.
Fast Facts about Melbourne:
According to the 2016 census, there were 47,285 residents. 20.0% of residents were born in Australia. The most common countries of birth were China 21.5%, Malaysia 7.2%, India 5.7%, Indonesia 3.9% and South Korea 3.4%. 28.8% of residents spoke only English at home. Other languages spoken at home included Mandarin 26.4%, Cantonese 4.9%, Indonesian 3.5%, Korean 3.1% and Thai 2.3%.
Transportation
Melbourne has an extensive tram network, as well as trains for long distance travel.
Schools
- North Melbourne Primary School
- Fitzroy Primary School
- Sacred Heart School
- Carlton North Primary School
- Academy of Mary Immaculate
- Christ Church Grammar School
Things to Do In Melbourne
Whether it’s enjoying the cinemas at HOYTS in Melbourne Central, or shopping until you drop at the Queen Victoria Market. Exploring the lush gardens at the Royal Botanic Gardens of Victoria or seeking thrills at Luna Park. There’s always something to do in Melbourne. Australia’s 24 Hour city.
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