The 10 suburbs with the highest crime rates were:
- Sydenham: 128.30 incidents per 100 residents.
- Haymarket: 108.04 incidents per 100 residents.
- The Rocks: 93.02 incidents per 100 residents.
- Windsor: 81.17 incidents per 100 residents.
- Sydney City: 65.88 incidents per 100 residents.
- Penrith: 63.82 incidents per 100 residents.
The areas with the highest and lowest crime rates
Some of the areas with the highest overall crime rates in Melbourne include Campbellfield, Collingwood, Fitzroy, St Kilda and Broadmeadows. In regional Victoria, the areas with the highest crime rates are Hazelwood, Shepparton, Moe, Mildura, Traralgon and Bendigo."Doreen is a very nice place to live- highly recommend"
It is really worth your money. Doreen is a very nice place to live.Cranbourne has a lot of cons but on the positive side it is reasonably safe and the people are generally friendly. Cranbourne would be better if it had better amenities and services, especially restaurants, cafes and alternative medicine.
Older parts of Tarneit with less rental properties have no issues with crime, they are well designed for families and neighbors are friendly, crime rate is low compared to other suburbs. Look up Victorian statistics, crime rates were worst in the inner city and in some regional cities.
Agent Kate Seehusen of NNW Property says Epping serves as a hub for the northern districts. “It's the only station with trains going north, south, east and west and it's a really safe suburb to live in.”
"Most affordable good Suburbs"
Cheapest good suburb in Melbourne. Best thing about Point Cook is that very nice people live in here. Very peaceful, respectful and educated bunch are in Point Cook. Point Cook is the best.Things to Do in Greensborough
- Kalparrin Gardens. 4 reviews. Nature & Parks.
- Brown's Reserve. 3 reviews. Nature & Parks.
- Poulter Avenue Reserve. 4 reviews. Nature & Parks.
- Whatmough Park. 6 reviews. Nature & Parks.
- Plenty River Trail. 1 review. Shopping.
- St Helena Market Place. 1 review. Fun & Games.
- Pioneer Reserve. 1 review.
- Anthony Beale Reserve. 2 reviews.
*Route 301 buses run every 10 minutes between La Trobe University Bundoora and Reservoir Station from 7am to 7pm on university days. +Route 561 buses run every 20 minutes on weekdays. *Route 301 buses run every 10 minutes between La Trobe University Bundoora and Reservoir Station from 7am to 7pm on university days.
Public transport
From here you can connect to local buses and trams. Yarra Trams Route 86 will take you direct from Waterfront City Docklands to the Bundoora campus gates. Get off at stop number 70 (Janefield Drive) for the West side of the campus, and stop number 71 (Bundoora RMIT) for the East side.Bundoora is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 16 km north of Melbourne's Central Business District. Its local government areas are the Cities of Banyule, Darebin and Whittlesea. At the 2016 Census, Bundoora had a population of 28,653. Bundoora is the headquarters of La Trobe University, Bundoora Campus.
Yarra Trams Route 86 will take you direct from Waterfront City Docklands to the Bundoora campus gates. Get off at stop number 70 (Janefield Drive) for the West side of the campus, and stop number 71 (Bundoora RMIT) for the East side. Check Public Transport Victoria for details of connecting services.
350 - City (Queen St) - La Trobe University via Eastern Fwy
Use the 350 bus if you're travelling from the Melbourne CBD. This is the fastest route to the Melbourne (Bundoora) campus from the city. The bus runs along the Eastern Freeway. Estimated travelling time is 45-50 minutes.
