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Lots of housing and apartments for people

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Melbourne Airport

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Great access to transport and travel such as airports.

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With the easy access to the unlimited public transportation in the city, it makes it easier to get to your destination. With the easy access going around the rural, urban and commercial sides of Melbourne, it makes it easier to get transport to work.

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Infrastructure and the wide range of jobs and oppurtunities

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Infastructure - Transport

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parks

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billboards promote company's and that is why there are heaps of jobs in the city

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- gives access to work, industry, trade and income
- companies have large numbers of customers
- access to infrastructure such as transport links, airports, rail links etc.
-wide range of jobs, 3/4 of all jobs are in cities (account 80% of total economic)
-where new invention occurs; they are very innovative

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-essential services water, electricity, supermarkets, health care, schools, public transport and access to online world are better and more wide ranging
-everything is close to people, there are multiple shops and services
- they also offer access to non-essential services such as art galleries
-main choice for new immigrants, they offer employment and support services (social support and religious support)

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-there is public transport so cars are used less
-more resources can give advantages; resources are used more efficiently e.g. food not wasted
-parkland and nature reserves can be planned for e.g. Melbourne

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Public Transport and retail

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Melbourne's public transport network extends from the city centre in all directions, with trains, trams and buses offering comprehensive public transport services.

There's also the free City Circle Tram to help you get around to all the city's major attractions.

Maps & timetables

For detailed information and timetables for trains, trams and buses, visit Public Transport Victoria or call 1800 800 007.

Plan your journey

The public transport journey planner can help you plan your trip from A to B. Many attractions are listed in the journey planner - simply enter your origin and the name of the attraction in the destination box for a tailored trip plan. You can also download the PTV app.

All night public transport Friday and Saturday

Trains as well as some trams and buses operate through the night on Fridays and Saturdays. A selection of coach services also run to key regional centres. For more information about the Night Network, visit Public Transport Victoria.

Free Tram Zone

Melbourne's free tram zone includes the central city and Docklands, bounded by Spring Street, Flinders Street and La Trobe Street. The zone also includes Victoria Street, William Street and Elizabeth Street, surrounding the Queen Victoria Market.

If you're only travelling in this zone, you don't need a myki, but travelling by train or bus still requires a valid ticket.

Ticketing

You'll need a myki to travel on most of Melbourne's trains, trams and buses. It is a re-usable smart card that stores value to pay your public transport fare.

You can buy and top up a myki from:

7-Eleven stores and other retailers where you see the myki sign

major train stations, such as Flinders Street station and Southern Cross station

myki machines at metropolitan train stations and some accessible tram stops and bus interchanges

your Android phone, via Google Pay

online at Public Transport Victoria

calling 1800 800 007 (delivered to an Australian address only).

How to use myki

Once you have a valid myki, you're ready to travel. All you need to do is touch on at the myki reader (at entry / exit points at train stations and on board trams and buses) at the start of each trip. Then touch off when you exit the train station or vehicle.

Failure to show a valid myki (that is topped up and touched on) to a ticket inspector can lead to a fine.

myki Explorer

Perfect for visitors, the myki Explorer includes one day's unlimited travel on trains, trams and buses in metropolitan Melbourne. It also includes maps and special offers for Melbourne's leading attractions.

You can buy a myki Explorer from Skybus terminals, Southern Cross Station and many hotels across the city.

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Melbourne's public transport network extends from the city centre in all directions, with trains, trams and buses offering comprehensive public transport services. There's also the free City Circle Tram to help you get around to all the city's major attractions. For detailed information and timetables for trains, trams and buses, visit Public Transport Victoria or call 1800 800 007.

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