Melbourne
Melbourne is the coastal capital of the southeastern Australian state of Victoria. At the city's centre is the modern Federation Square development, with plazas, bars, and restaurants by the Yarra River. In the Southbank area, the Melbourne Arts Precinct is the site of Arts Centre Melbourne – a performing arts complex – and the National Gallery of Victoria, with Australian and indigenous art. ― Google
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Nicole Livingstone
Australian swimmer
Gavin Greenlees
Poet
Nicole Gulasekharam
Actress
Guy Grossi
Australian chef
Helen Herrman
Australian educator
Liam Adams
Long-distance runner
Anna O'Byrne
Australian actress
Anthony Pappa
Australian DJ
Roy Grounds
Architect
Robin Boyd
Australian architect
Richard Pleasance
Australian musician
Kane McNay
Actor
Jason Ellis
Radio host
Lenore Manderson
Australian anthropologist
Wilfrid Prest
Historian
Emmelene Landon
Author
Peter Brukner
Doctor of medicine
Helen Razer
Radio presenter
Brad Harman
Baseball second baseman
Travis Blackley
Baseball pitcher
Kirsty Stegwazi
Musical artist
Daniel Merriweather
Australian musical artist
Brenton Broadstock
Australian composer
Jared Daperis
Australian actor
Danny Calegari
American-Australian mathematician
Don Bridges
Actor
Paddy O'Reilly
Australian writer
Chris Bryan
American football player
Chantelle Newbery
Australian diver
Daniel Trenton
Olympic athlete
Frank Beaurepaire
Former Lord Mayor of Melbourne
Carol Medina
Musical artist
Gregory Pakis
Actor
Ngaire Dawn Fair
Actor
Sally McLean
Director
Bella Paige
Australian singer
Sam Holst
Film director
Josh Kalender
Film actor
Martin Pakula
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Council
Matt Tilley
Australian radio presenter
Jef Murray
American visual artist
Letitia Fairfield
Doctor
Luke DeVere
Australian football player
John Anastasiadis
Australian soccer player
Melina Ayres
Australian football player
Gülcan Koca
Turkish-Australian football player
Caitlin Friend
Australian football coach
