Statistics reveal the most burgled areas in town. - by Lottie Dalziel

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With exponential population growth and the clambering of both newcomers and long-time locals to live close to the CBD, Melbourne’s industrial areas have gone through extreme changes since their inception.

Hopkins Street, Footscray, 1927.

FEATURED in Downtown 14-11-2011 FEATURED in Where On Earth Is This 28-11-2011 FEATURED in Streetscapes 22-08-2012 Camera: Canon EOS 400D Hardware Lane in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is one of a labyrinth of beautifully restored lanes. It's a small lane tucked away between Queen Street and Elizabeth Street, and crossing Little Bourke Street, in the heart of Melbourne's legal district. Named after Hardware House in the 1920s, Hardware Lane was built on land formerly occupied by Kirk's…

Everything you need to know about the Australian working holiday visa experience, application, proof of funds, finding a job, opening a bank account, tax, superannuation and more! This Working Holiday Visa Guide is what we wish we knew before our Aussie adventure!

Stunning archive pictures show the Melbourne slums that were once hotbeds of poverty, crime and disease in the 1930s, but became the trendiest suburbs in cafe culture and million-dollar housing there.

Milk bars were once an icon of Australian suburbia. In recent decades they have been decimated by the forces of gentrification. Designer Jimi Connor has documented their decline