Many feared the skyrail would tear my suburb apart,but the unified town centre has given it a heart,and a whole new personality.
Officially,I was a resident of a plain-jane suburb,but my letters and parcels marked me a proud inhabitant of a refined community.
The heart of my suburb was ailing when we moved here – until something changed. Now my neighbours want to gatekeep it from new residents.
A Shake’n’Dog at Wendy’s and a movie from Blockbuster - my childhood at the end of the line was charmed. My suburb has since transformed,but my family name can rekindle the past.
A ranking of Melbourne’s suburbs once listed mine at 184th place. Its name used to make taxi drivers fearful,but life here has changed.
My suburb is home to the real Fountain Lakes shopping centre,which extends ostentatiously over the top of eight lanes of the Nepean Highway.
Named with a regal nod,my suburb is known for its well-heeled residents and summer vibes. But there’s more to us than our royal connection.
In my exclusive suburb a happy coincidence made the homes friendly and green,but a big shift in recent years has changed all that.
With restrictions preventing subdivisions despite the huge blocks,homes come onto the market in my suburb ripe for a renovation or a rebuild.
What other Melbourne suburb would feature a Tram Road,even though there are no actual trams anywhere to be seen?