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	Melbourne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Melbourne has a wide range of radio stations.
		Melbourne International Film Festival), Melbourne is perhaps best known as one of the most sports -obsessed cities in the world.
		Melbourne is located in the south-eastern corner of mainland Australia, and is the southernmost mainland capital city.
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	List of Melbourne railway stations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There are also a further 19 stations on 3 heritage, volunteer -operated, tourist railways.
		Stations listed in italics are "premium" stations that are manned first to last train by staff who provide extra assistance and information to commuters.
		Stations followed by an asterisk ( * ) are "host" stations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Melbourne_railway_stations

	Prahran, Victoria
		Prahran sat athwart a web of public transport routes when cable trams were opened in Toorak Road and Chapel Street in 1888 and 1891, and two major shopping strips grew along the tram routes.
		Prahran municipality, containing parts of South Yarra and Toorak and all of Armadale, Hawksburn and Windsor was united with Malvern City to become the City of Stonnington on 22 June, 1994.
		Prahran council and Councillor Horace Petty, who was also the State Minister for Housing until 1961, supported the construction of flats on reclamation areas, with the added benefit of arresting population decline.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/prahran.html

	Melbourne's Classic Trams - The W Class 219 to 300
		Melbourne finally said farewell to the W2 class in 1987.
		At last Melbourne had a standard tram to replace the multiplicity of tram designs that the Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board inherited when it took over the suburban tramways trusts in 1919.
		Its last allocation after being painted as a Transporting Art car was South Melbourne Depot.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Set/9507/wclass.html

	Coopers History of Prahran: Chapter 12
		Suburban railway companies-First railway train from Melbourne via St. Kilda arrives at Windsor-The loop line-Union-street crossing- Council pulls up rails-An Equity Suit ensures-Enoch Chambers and Foundry-lane.
		Melbourne and Suburban Railway Company, Francis Bell; Mr.
		In addition to the power to run a line to Windsor, the company was authorised to construct what was called a "loop line" between the St. Kilda railway terminus in Fitzroy-street to the Windsor railway station.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_prahran_chap12.htm

	Coopers History of Malvern: Chapter 17
		In the year 1878 it was decided to construct the line south of the valley lands through Caulfield, the southern portion of Malvern, through Prahran, junctioning with the Brighton-Melbourne line at South Yarra railway station.
		Railways and Tramways—Glen Iris Valley Line—The Oakleigh Extension Through Malvern—Effect on Glenferrie Road Shopping Trade—Advancement of Malvern—The Glen Waverley Line— The Prahran-Malvern Tramways Initiated by the Malvern Council —The Last Phase—Social Club and Tennis Courts—The Fatal Plague of Influenza 1918.
		On July 2, 1889, President A. Clarke told the Malvern Shire Councillors that he had been making enquiries to ascertain if there was a possibility of having a tramway placed along High Street from Chapel Street to Malvern, which would link with the Chapel Street-Prahran tramway to Melbourne.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_malvern_chap17.htm

	Prahran railway station, Melbourne
		Prahran station, originally known as Greville Street Station, is located in the middle of Greville Street.
		A short walk down Greville Street will lead you to Chapel Street.
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	Prahran railway station Melbourne - Wiktionary
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	Metlink - Timetables - Options
		Sandringham Station, Hampton Station, Brighton Beach Station, Middle Brighton Station, North Brighton Station, Gardenvale Station, Elsternwick Station, Ripponlea Station, Balaclava Station, Windsor Station, Prahran Station, South Yarra Station, Richmond Station and then terminates at Flinders Street Station.
		These can be obtained from your nearest staffed station and are free of charge.
		When you reach your destination station, the driver will use a ramp to assist you to alight.
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	DR MILES LEWIS
		The article on p 364, 'Queensland Railway Stations', refers to this as one of three stations designed by Sir Charles Fox and Son, engineers, for the Queensland Government, made in England by J and K Fisher of Westminster, and clad in corrugated iron.
		Page 313 illustrates 'Railway Bridge over the River Bremer, Queensland, Australia' and shows the bridge under construction, with scaffolding.
		Although the cover and title page list Melbourne among the branch offices, this copy bears the stamp of 'Sole Agents', Robert Bryce and Co Pty Ltd of Sydney.
	www.arbld.unimelb.edu.au /~mbl/library.html

	Metlink Call Centre Intranet - Victoria's Official Public Transport Web site
		This closure is necessary to allow for construction of the Yarra Precinct Pedestrian Bridge, linking Birrarung Marr with the Melbourne Cricket Ground, in preparation for the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
		Spencer Street Station's temporary coach terminal is currently located three blocks away from the station's train terminal.
		From Sunday 24 October 2004, tram stop number 7A on Route 70 (near Batman Avenue) will be temporarily closed for a period of approximately 8 months.
	intranet.victrip.com.au

	Connex Melbourne - Trip Planner
		We have now interlinked all rail, tram and street networks throughout Metropolitan Melbourne and we will soon overlay the bus content.
		We hope our planner will assist with your travel needs around Melbourne.
		Everything you need to know to get around Melbourne
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	Metlink - Timetables - Search by Place of Interest
		Melbourne Zoo (also known as Melbourne Zoological Gardens)
		Follow these steps to get a timetable for your journey to a place of interest in Melbourne.
		Your guide to public transport in metropolitan Melbourne Your guide to public transport in regional Victoria
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	Hawksburn, Victoria
		Unlike neighbouring Prahran, Hawksburn was not provided with rail transport until the Gippsland railway was connected between South Yarra and Caulfield in 1879.
		It was named after Hawksburn House (situated near where the railway station was later built), which was so named when its owner saw a hawk near a stream which he likened to a Scottish burn.
		Hawksburn's land is elevated above Prahran's and it attracted a number of large residences whose owners favoured such sites because of their superior drainage.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/hawksburn.html (363 words)

	Coopers History of Malvern: Chapter 17
		In the year 1878 it was decided to construct the line south of the valley lands through Caulfield, the southern portion of Malvern, through Prahran, junctioning with the Brighton-Melbourne line at South Yarra railway station.
		Railways and Tramways—Glen Iris Valley Line—The Oakleigh Extension Through Malvern—Effect on Glenferrie Road Shopping Trade—Advancement of Malvern—The Glen Waverley Line— The Prahran-Malvern Tramways Initiated by the Malvern Council —The Last Phase—Social Club and Tennis Courts—The Fatal Plague of Influenza 1918.
		When the Melbourne Tramway Company came into existence, he said, to quote his own words, that he "did not believe in spewing passengers off the railways on to the trams." So far as the Malvern Tramway was concerned he asserted that he would "take good care" the Government had the power to purchase the line.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_malvern_chap17.htm (363 words)

	Coopers History of Malvern: Chapter 17
		In the year 1878 it was decided to construct the line south of the valley lands through Caulfield, the southern portion of Malvern, through Prahran, junctioning with the Brighton-Melbourne line at South Yarra railway station.
		Railways and Tramways—Glen Iris Valley Line—The Oakleigh Extension Through Malvern—Effect on Glenferrie Road Shopping Trade—Advancement of Malvern—The Glen Waverley Line— The Prahran-Malvern Tramways Initiated by the Malvern Council —The Last Phase—Social Club and Tennis Courts—The Fatal Plague of Influenza 1918.
		When the Melbourne Tramway Company came into existence, he said, to quote his own words, that he "did not believe in spewing passengers off the railways on to the trams." So far as the Malvern Tramway was concerned he asserted that he would "take good care" the Government had the power to purchase the line.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_malvern_chap17.htm (363 words)

	South Yarra, Victoria
		South Yarra east of Punt Road was connected to Melbourne by railway in 1859, and joined to Caulfield and Gippsland in 1879.
		The western part of South Yarra is in Melbourne city and the other in Stonnington (previously Prahran) city.
		South Yarra is a residential suburb extending from St. Kilda Road to Williams Road, Toorak, bordered on the north by the Domain, the Botanic Gardens and the Yarra River, and on the south by Commercial Road, Prahran.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/southyarra.html (1069 words)

	Prahran, Victoria
		Prahran municipality, containing parts of South Yarra and Toorak and all of Armadale, Hawksburn and Windsor was united with Malvern City to become the City of Stonnington on 22 June, 1994.
		In 1859/60 a railway line was constructed through Prahran from Melbourne to Brighton.
		Greville Street, besides its niche retailing, has the railway station at the western end and the former town hall, police station and court house at the other.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/prahran.html (916 words)

	Stonnington History News - #31
		South Yarra Station is the odd one out in this discussion of the Gippsland line, as it was constructed in the early 1860s to serve the Princes Bridge to Windsor line.
		Its construction represents a deviation from the low-cost timber structure which was typical of the stations built by the early private companies and from the standard layouts associated with stations built by the Victorian Railways Department.
		All the stations were then left at the wrong level and/or in the wrong place, and the bold solution adopted around 1915 was to build new stations – the Edwardian structures that we see today.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/histnews31.htm (1481 words)

	Coopers History of Prahran: Full Version
		Suburban railway companies-First railway train from Melbourne via St. Kilda arrives at Windsor-The loop line-Union-street crossing-Council pulls up rails-An Equity Suit ensues- Enoch Chambers and Foundry-lane..
		In addition to Gardiner's cattle station impinging upon, and his stock grazing over Prahran, South Yarra had a few huts dose to the river, which, dotted here and there, presaged the ultimate extension towards the coming settlement of Prahran.
		In December, 1836, Gardiner and Hepburn arrived at the little settlement of Doutta Galla.* It was not until t8th March, 1837 that Governor Sir Richard Bourke named the settlement Melbourne, after the then Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_prahran_full_version.htm (1481 words)

	Coopers History of Prahran: Full Version
		Suburban railway companies-First railway train from Melbourne via St. Kilda arrives at Windsor-The loop line-Union-street crossing-Council pulls up rails-An Equity Suit ensues- Enoch Chambers and Foundry-lane..
		In addition to Gardiner's cattle station impinging upon, and his stock grazing over Prahran, South Yarra had a few huts dose to the river, which, dotted here and there, presaged the ultimate extension towards the coming settlement of Prahran.
		In December, 1836, Gardiner and Hepburn arrived at the little settlement of Doutta Galla.* It was not until t8th March, 1837 that Governor Sir Richard Bourke named the settlement Melbourne, after the then Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_prahran_full_version.htm (1481 words)

	Prahran, Victoria
		Prahran municipality, containing parts of South Yarra and Toorak and all of Armadale, Hawksburn and Windsor was united with Malvern City to become the City of Stonnington on 22 June, 1994.
		In 1859/60 a railway line was constructed through Prahran from Melbourne to Brighton.
		Greville Street, besides its niche retailing, has the railway station at the western end and the former town hall, police station and court house at the other.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/prahran.html (916 words)

	Coopers History of Prahran: Full Version
		Suburban railway companies-First railway train from Melbourne via St. Kilda arrives at Windsor-The loop line-Union-street crossing-Council pulls up rails-An Equity Suit ensues- Enoch Chambers and Foundry-lane..
		In addition to Gardiner's cattle station impinging upon, and his stock grazing over Prahran, South Yarra had a few huts dose to the river, which, dotted here and there, presaged the ultimate extension towards the coming settlement of Prahran.
		In December, 1836, Gardiner and Hepburn arrived at the little settlement of Doutta Galla.* It was not until t8th March, 1837 that Governor Sir Richard Bourke named the settlement Melbourne, after the then Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne.
	www.stonnington.vic.gov.au /library/online/coopers_history_of_prahran_full_version.htm (916 words)

	Melbourne's Tram Route 64
		At St Kilda Junction, East Brighton trams turn left into Dandenong Rd and share an open ballasted reservation laid on concrete sleepers with 41kg rail with route 5 until Wattletree Rd, having crossed Chapel St Windsor and route 78 between Prahran and North Richmond, and the Sandringham railway line.
		East Brighton trams share tracks with route 69 between St Kilda Beach and Kew - Cotham Rd to Balaclava Junction, a Grand Union installed in 1913 by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust.
		Trams now pass through an area consisting mainly of high rise offices, though more of Melbourne's parks are in evidence on the left of the tram as it proceeds along St Kilda Rd passing the Shrine Of Remembrance before arriving at the Domain Rd Interchange, built in 1988 as a Federal Government Bicentennial project.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Set/9507/route64.html (588 words)

	Crime Prevention Program - Neighbourhood Watch STN 1 South Yarra
		Residents meetings are held bi-monthly on the first Tuesday of the month at 7.45pm at the Prahran Police Station,
		The meetings are attended by the Prahran Police Liaison Officer who provides information on current crime trends and assists in overcoming any crime problems which are raised by residents.
		STN 1 Neighbourhood Watch has a committee of management and 16 volunteer Zone Representatives who deliver a monthly newsletter to residents.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~nhwstn1/about.htm (316 words)

	Melbourne tram route 5
		It runs through the suburbs of Melbourne, Windsor, Prahran, Armadale, Malvern, and Malvern East.
		It runs from the University of Melbourne in the city centre to Malvern East in the eastern suburbs.
		Like most tram routes in Melbourne, it is entirely within Metcard ticketing Zone 1.
	encyclopedia.codeboy.net /wikipedia/m/me/melbourne_tram_route_5.html (163 words)

	Swinburne University of Technology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The University has campuses in numerous parts of Melbourne including Croydon, Hawthorn, Prahran, Lilydale, Wantirna, and Healesville.
		Whilst lacking the broad coverage of the larger Melbourne universities, it is quite strong in specialised areas such as radio astronomy, software engineering, photonics and optics, social research, biotechnology, biomedical science, psychology and molecular simulation.
		Swinburne University of Technology is a small university based over a number of campuses in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Swinburne_University_of_Technology (464 words)

	Melbourne's tram route 75
		Melbourne's tram route 75 starts at the corner of Spencer and LaTrobe Sts and shares Spencer St with route 48 to North Balwyn and the City Circle tourist tram.
		After passing under the massive bridges of the Alamein suburban railway line, trams cross Warrigal Rd at the Burwood shopping centre and enter a mass concrete reservation,passing through a residential area until Middlesborough Rd, the terminus of the line until 1993, is reached.
		Crossing Church St and route 78 between North Richmond and Prahran, Bridge Rd widens past the Richmond Town Hall and more retail outlets can be found before trams reach Hawthorn Bridge over the Yarra River, where the Riverside Restaurant has been built on the site of the former Richmond cable tram depot.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Set/9507/route75.html (635 words)

	Melbourne tram route 6 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It runs through the suburbs of Melbourne, Prahran, Armadale, Malvern, and Glen Iris.
		It runs from the University of Melbourne in the city centre to Glen Iris in the eastern suburbs.
		Like most tram routes in Melbourne, it is entirely within Metcard ticketing Zone 1.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Melbourne_tram_route_6 (329 words)

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