Do you live in the perfect suburb? Melb ourne’s best neighbourhoods revealed

Email The best suburbs in Melbourne to live, work and play — with easy access to amenities and green spaces — have been revealed, and one has emerged a clear winner. How does your neighbourhood rate?

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