Melbourne

Melbourne Clear Asbestos Removal is a local demolition contractor run by an experienced team led by a friendly and experienced contractor - Andy.

They are one of a handful of companies in Melbourne that do both friable and non-friable asbestos removal.

Asbestos continues to haunt most Australian cities, including Melbourne. With the removal of asbestos taking place in older homes and workplaces where asbestos containing materials have been used.

There are also many Government owned properties with asbestos problems, there was one incident recently where asbestos had to be removed from the sub-stations of various tram stations throughout Melbourne.

Melbourne Clear Asbestos Removal
10 Spence St, Burwood VIC 3125

(03) 8609 8378

Melbourne has been deemed the world's most liveable city by a global survey survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit. This marks the seventh year this particular distinction has been granted. In comparison, Sydney came in at 11th place.

This also makes Melbourne the first city to hold a number 1 ranking that many consecutive years in a row. The survey has only been going for fifteen years now, but the ranking is impressive all the same. Vancouver - a city that once shared the top spot with Melbourne - held the former record of six years.

As you might expect, Melbourne mayor Robert Doyle was ecstatic about the news. He remarked that all Melburnians should feel immense proud in the survey's findings. It is hope that this continued praise will also make the city more desirable to international stude...

In a little over a decade Melbourne's CBD may be free of cars.  According to city planning experts, Hoddle grid may be completely closed off to private vehicles with full priority being given to pedestrians.

The Australian Better Cities forum was told by policymakers and politicians that they can see the city being transformed into a carless grid by the year 2030, as pedestrian congestion continues to be a growing problem in the CBD.

Adrian Pozzo, who is the chief executive of Cbus Property, says by the year 2030 he envisions seeing no cars in Melbourne.  He says what he sees is a city where traffic has been shut down.  He see a garden that resembles New York's Central Park, with high-rise buildings surrounding it.  

The local council has been increasingly concerned with the increased food...

Melbourne is a city you can visit and enjoy no matter what season it is.  From wandering through the grand tree-lined streets and hidden laneways to the acres of parklands and gardens that surround the CBD, the city of Melbourne is multicultural, elegant and vibrant.   

Some of the key attractions in Melbourne include the following: 

Federation Square
  
Melburnians were divided when in 2002 Federation Square opened to commemorate a century of federation.  Some people loved it and some absolutely hated it.  Despite the mixed feelings, it has turned into an integral focal point of the city and an excellent place for tourists to get started with their sightseeing.  Its ultra-modern design of both closed and open spaces is in sharp contract with the Victorian architectural buildings that...