Melbourne Atlas 2006 - Living in Melbourne
 |  | Lifestyles vary across Melbourne, a large and dispersed city. Read Living in Melbourne to find out more about a number of aspects of living in Melbourne – such as access to health services and health outcomes, participation in sport and other activities, getting around, and access to shopping. | |
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Living In Melbourne contents
 Chapter Five Contents and fast facts (PDF - 34 Kb) | Summary (PDF - 510 Kb) |
| Health and disability indictators (PDF - 2.3 Mb) | Health risks Infant health (PDF - 1.2 Mb) |
| General practicioner services (PDF - 1.7 Mb) | Health services (PDF - 578 Kb) |
| Recreation (PDF - 617 Kb) | Participation in sport Gaming (PDF - 795 Kb) |
| Provide for shopping (PDF - 388 Kb) | Going shopping (PDF - 251 Kb) |
| Spending (PDF - 66 Kb) | Telecommunications (PDF - 1.9 Mb) |
| Transport modes (PDF - 52 Kb) | Public transport (PDF - 49 Kb) |
| Car ownership (PDF - 1.0 Mb) | Increasing car ownership (PDF - 320 Kb) |
| Commuting and traffic (PDF - 268 Kb) | Car travel conditions (PDF - 43 Kb) |
| Congestion and peak traffic (PDF - 46 Kb) | Driving participation Road Safety (PDF - 108 Kb) |
| Community satisfaction and well being (PDF - 119 Kb) | Community participation (PDF - 159 Kb) |
| Safety and reported crime (PDF - 672 Kb) | Family Violence and Appendix (PDF - 71 Kb) |
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