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Click on a suburb on the Melbourne North East map to view the full profile. For a brief description of each suburb, see below.
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BRUNSWICK
If you like unpretentious, earthy cafes and living in a place where people of all descriptions are welcome, then Brunswick is your nirvana. More >>
CARLTONCarlton is Melbourne's Italian fix. It is vibrant, colourful and interesting. Some of its residents are the intellectual type, some are of the family variety, others are newly arrived migrants. And there's the occasional doof doof music fan driving his hotted up car down the streets on a Saturday night. Oh yeah mate! More >>
CLIFTON HILL Clifton Hill has been gentrified. It attracts professionals and creative types who have a social conscience and are aware of what's going on in the world. More>>
COLLINGWOOD
Welcome to the living kaleidoscope. Collingwood is home to eco warriors, gays, young creatives, artists, grungey types, professionals, retro furniture fans, organic coffee gurus, and welfare recipients. More >>
ELTHAM
Eltham is one safe, green, hilly haven. This place probably has more architecturally designed mud brick homes per square km than any other part of Australia. Eltham is also home to the Montsalvat artists’ colony, and where people who like wearing Birkenstocks and socks would not feel out of place. More >>
FITZROY
Fitzroy was your quintessential working class suburb with street after street of small brick, workers' cottages. Now, it's a temple to the arty, creative, boho, grungey, bookish, politically aware set. So, if you like wearing bling and have big hair, you would stand out like a pimple on a nose here. More >>
FITZROY NORTH
North Fitzroy is where the arty, creative types graduate to when they get older, start having families, earn more money or want a quieter neighbourhood to live in. It's got a good village feel, a good sense of community and a dedication to organic food. More >>
NORTHCOTE You know a suburb has gone through gentrification when a whole stack of kids clothing shops open up. The thing about Northcote though, is you won't find any designer labels here. It's a hell of a lot more alternative and eclectic. More >>
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