and if you still suppose that Melbourne is the world’s most livable city, I have a bridge to sell you. Brooklyn or Sydney Harbor, make your choice. R.J. Stove is the author of César Franck ...
These suburbs have parks, shops, schools, transport and a great community feel, but home buyers might be hard-pressed to find ...
The Australian city retains its top ranking for the fourth consecutive year while Damascus plummets to the bottom of the list. Melbourne tops the ranking as the world’s most pleasant city to ...
Remarkable time-lapse video highlights the beauty of Melbourne, Australia -- ranked by the Economist Intelligence Unit as the World's Most Liveable City. Video courtesy of Daniel Johnson.
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Picture: Ian Currie Flemington resident Megan Martin said her family, who have lived in the inner-city suburb for 14 years, were not surprised it was one of Melbourne’s most liveable.
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But Australia can also learn from China. Rather than mourn the end of a seven-year reign as ‘world’s most liveable city’, Melbourne could raise its sights to become more liveable ...