List of localities (Victoria)

Victoria is a state located in the south-eastern corner of Australia. It is the smallest mainland state in area, but the most densely populated and urbanised. Victoria began as a farming community in the 1800s, until the discovery of gold transformed it into a leading industrial and commercial centre. In June 2005, Victoria's population reached an estimated 5,022,300 - making it the second most populous Australian state, after New South Wales. Melbourne is Victoria's capital and largest city, with more than 70 per cent of all Victoria ...

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Victoria has a parliamentary form of government based on the Westminster System. Legislative power resides in the Parliament consisting of the Governor (the representative of the Queen), the executive (the Government), and two legislative chambers. While Queen Elizabeth II is Victoria's head of state, it is in practice a ceremonial role. The Parliament of Victoria consists of the lower house Legislative Assembly, the upper house Legislative Council and the Queen of Australia. Eighty-eight members of the Legislative Assembly are electe ...

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This line is being upgraded under the Regional Fast Rail project. Passenger Services may be extended north-west to Mildura under the Linking Victoria Project (though if North Geelong to Mildura rail line is converted from Broad Gauge to Standard Gauge, services between Melbourne and Mildura will not be able to travel via Bacchus Marsh, and will instead involve either a change of train at Ballarat or a less direct trip via Brooklyn-North Geelong C box-Gheringhap). North Melbourne (suburban station) Footscray (subu ...

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List of regional railway stations in Victoria, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Albury-Wodonga line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Ballarat line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Ararat line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Bendigo line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Echuca line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Geelong line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Shepparton line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Swan Hill line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Traralgon line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Bairnsdale line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Warrnambool line

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Victoria Australia - Primary and Secondary. Victoria's public school system dates back to 1872, when the then colonial government legislated to make schooling both free and compulsory. The state's public secondary school system began in 1910. Before then, only private secondary schooling was available. Today, a Victorian school education consists of seven years of primary schooling, including one preparatory year, and six years of secondary schooling. The final two years of secondary school are optional for child ...

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Victoria's climate is generally temperate but subject to regional variation. The state's semi-arid north is warmer and drier than the rest of Victoria due to winds blowing from nearby deserts. Victoria's central hill country and mountainous north-east are cooler and wetter. The state's southern coastal region, home to most Victorians, has the state's mildest climate. Rainfall varies widely throughout the state. Rain is most reliable in the fertile Western District and heaviest in the Victorian Alps. Snow only falls in mountainous areas in the east of the sta ...

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Victoria is regarded as the home of Aussie Rules, with 10 of the 16 clubs of the major league (see Australian Football League) based in Victoria, and the traditional Grand Final held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on the last Saturday in September. Victoria Australia - Surfing. Each Easter, Bells Beach hosts the Rip Curl Pro World Championship. ...

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Victoria's northern border is the south bank of the Murray River, the river itself being part of New South Wales. It also rests at the southern end of the Great Dividing Range, which stretches along the east coast and terminates west of Ballarat. It is bordered by South Australia to the west. In this space are topographically, geologically and climatically diverse areas ranging from the wet, temperate climate of Gippsland in the southeast to the snow-covered Victorian alpine areas which rise to almost 2000 m (with Mount Bogong the highest pe ...

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The Victorian economy is the second largest in Australia, accounting for a quarter of the nation's gross domestic product. The total gross state product at current prices for Victoria was at just over $A222 billion, with a GSP per capita of $A44,443. The economy grew by 3.4 per cent in 2004, less than the Australian average of 5.2 per cent. Finance, insurance and property services form Victoria's largest income producing sector, while the community, social and personal services sector is the state's biggest employer. Despite the shift towards service industries, manufacturing remains Victoria' ...

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The 2001 Australian census reported that Victoria had 4,644,950 people, an increase of 6.2 per cent on the 1996 figure. The Australian Bureau of Statistics estimates that by June 2005 the state's population had reached 5,022,300. A Victorian Government estimate puts the figure at 5,024,529. Victoria's founding Anglo-Celtic population has been supplemented by successive waves of migrants from southern and eastern Europe, Southeast Asia and, most recently, the Horn of Africa and Middle East. Victoria's population is ageing rapidly. The government predicts that nearly a quarte ...

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After the founding of the colony of New South Wales in 1788, the continent was divided into an eastern half - named New South Wales, and a western half, named New Holland, but under the administration of the colonial government in Sydney. Victoria's first settlement was at Portland, on the west coast of what is now Victoria, Melbourne was founded in 1835 by John Batman. In 1851 gold was discovered at Anderson's Creek near Melbourne, at Ballarat, and subsequently at Bendigo. Later discoveries occurred at many sites across Victoria. Thi ...

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This service also connects with a coach service to Port Fairy and Mount Gambier. From mid 1993 to August 31, 2004, the Warrnambool service was operated by the now-defunct West Coast Railway. Starting September 2004, all services are now run by V/Line, partially using former West Coast Railway carriages & locomotives. ...

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List of regional railway stations in Victoria, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Albury-Wodonga line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Ballarat line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Ararat line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Bendigo line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Echuca line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Geelong line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Shepparton line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Swan Hill line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Traralgon line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Bairnsdale line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Warrnambool line

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This line is being upgraded under the Regional Fast Rail project. Stops at same suburban stations as Ballarat line, then: Albion Ginifer St Albans Keilor Plains Watergardens (end of suburban network) Diggers Rest Sunbury (greater metropolitan service ends) Clarkefield Riddells Creek Gisborne Macedon Woodend Kyneton Malmsbury CastlemaineSee also:

List of regional railway stations in Victoria, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Albury-Wodonga line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Ballarat line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Ararat line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Bendigo line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Echuca line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Geelong line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Shepparton line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Swan Hill line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Traralgon line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Bairnsdale line, List of regional railway stations in Victoria - Warrnambool line

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List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Melbourne. Carlton 3053 Carlton North 3054 (Shared with City of Yarra) East Melbourne 3002 Jolimont Flemington 3031 (Shared with City of Moonee Valley) Kensington 3031 (Shared with City of Moonee Valley) Melbourne 3000 (Central business district) Melbourne 3004 (St Kilda Road area, shared with City of Port Phillip) North Melbourne 3051 (Shared with City of Moonee Valley) Port Melb ...

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List of Melbourne suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - Inner City, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Melbourne, List of Melbourne suburbs - Docklands, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Port Phillip, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Yarra, List of Melbourne suburbs - Northern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Banyule, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Darebin, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hume, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moonee Valley, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moreland, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Nillumbik, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whittlesea, List of Melbourne suburbs - Eastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Boroondara, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Knox, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Manningham, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maroondah, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whitehorse, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Yarra Ranges, List of Melbourne suburbs - Southeastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Bayside, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Cardinia, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Casey, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Greater Dandenong, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Frankston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Glen Eira, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Kingston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Monash, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Mornington Peninsula, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Stonnington, List of Melbourne suburbs - Western Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Brimbank, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hobsons Bay, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maribyrnong, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Melton, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Wyndham, List of Melbourne suburbs - Other Australian places

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List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Brimbank. Ardeer 3022 Cairnlea 3023 Calder Park 3037 Deer Park 3023 Delahey 3037 Derrimut 3030 Kealba 3021 Keilor (Shared with City of Hume) 3036 Keilor Downs 3038 Keilor North 3036 Keilor Park 3042 Kings Park 3021 St Albans 3021 Sunshine 3020 Sunshine North 3020 Sunshine West 3 ...

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List of Melbourne suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - Inner City, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Melbourne, List of Melbourne suburbs - Docklands, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Port Phillip, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Yarra, List of Melbourne suburbs - Northern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Banyule, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Darebin, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hume, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moonee Valley, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moreland, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Nillumbik, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whittlesea, List of Melbourne suburbs - Eastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Boroondara, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Knox, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Manningham, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maroondah, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whitehorse, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Yarra Ranges, List of Melbourne suburbs - Southeastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Bayside, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Cardinia, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Casey, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Greater Dandenong, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Frankston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Glen Eira, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Kingston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Monash, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Mornington Peninsula, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Stonnington, List of Melbourne suburbs - Western Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Brimbank, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hobsons Bay, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maribyrnong, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Melton, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Wyndham, List of Melbourne suburbs - Other Australian places

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List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Bayside. Beaumaris 3193 Black Rock 3193 Brighton 3186 Brighton East 3187 Cheltenham (Shared with City of Kingston) 3192 Hampton 3188 Hampton East 3189 Highett 3190 Sandringham 3191 List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Cardinia. Emerald 3782 Gembrook 3783 Officer 3809 Officer South 3809 Pakenham 381 ...

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List of Melbourne suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - Inner City, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Melbourne, List of Melbourne suburbs - Docklands, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Port Phillip, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Yarra, List of Melbourne suburbs - Northern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Banyule, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Darebin, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hume, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moonee Valley, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moreland, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Nillumbik, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whittlesea, List of Melbourne suburbs - Eastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Boroondara, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Knox, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Manningham, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maroondah, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whitehorse, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Yarra Ranges, List of Melbourne suburbs - Southeastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Bayside, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Cardinia, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Casey, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Greater Dandenong, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Frankston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Glen Eira, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Kingston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Monash, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Mornington Peninsula, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Stonnington, List of Melbourne suburbs - Western Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Brimbank, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hobsons Bay, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maribyrnong, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Melton, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Wyndham, List of Melbourne suburbs - Other Australian places

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List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Boroondara. Ashburton 3147 Ashwood 3147 Balwyn 3103 Deepdene Balwyn North 3104 Bellevue Greythorn Camberwell 3124 Canterbury 3126 Glen Iris 3146 (Shared with City of Stonnington) Hawthorn 3122 Glenferrie Hawthorn East 3123 Kew ...

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List of Melbourne suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - Inner City, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Melbourne, List of Melbourne suburbs - Docklands, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Port Phillip, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Yarra, List of Melbourne suburbs - Northern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Banyule, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Darebin, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hume, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moonee Valley, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moreland, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Nillumbik, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whittlesea, List of Melbourne suburbs - Eastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Boroondara, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Knox, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Manningham, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maroondah, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whitehorse, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Yarra Ranges, List of Melbourne suburbs - Southeastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Bayside, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Cardinia, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Casey, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Greater Dandenong, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Frankston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Glen Eira, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Kingston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Monash, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Mornington Peninsula, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Stonnington, List of Melbourne suburbs - Western Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Brimbank, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hobsons Bay, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maribyrnong, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Melton, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Wyndham, List of Melbourne suburbs - Other Australian places

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List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Banyule. Bellfield 3081 Briar Hill 3088 Bundoora 3083 (Shared with City of Darebin and City of Whittlesea) Eaglemont 3084 Eltham North 3095 (Shared with Shire of Nillumbik) Greensborough 3088 (Shared with Shire of Nillumbik) Heidelberg 3084 Heidelberg Heights 3081 Heidelberg West 3081 Ivanhoe 3079 Ivanhoe East 3079 Lower Plenty 3093 Macleod 3085 (Shared with City of ...

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List of Melbourne suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - Inner City, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Melbourne, List of Melbourne suburbs - Docklands, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Port Phillip, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Yarra, List of Melbourne suburbs - Northern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Banyule, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Darebin, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hume, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moonee Valley, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Moreland, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Nillumbik, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whittlesea, List of Melbourne suburbs - Eastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Boroondara, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Knox, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Manningham, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maroondah, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Whitehorse, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Yarra Ranges, List of Melbourne suburbs - Southeastern Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Bayside, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Cardinia, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Casey, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Greater Dandenong, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Frankston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Glen Eira, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Kingston, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Monash, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Mornington Peninsula, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Stonnington, List of Melbourne suburbs - Western Suburbs, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Brimbank, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Hobsons Bay, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Maribyrnong, List of Melbourne suburbs - Shire of Melton, List of Melbourne suburbs - City of Wyndham, List of Melbourne suburbs - Other Australian places

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