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Group 4 members:
o Anindya Satria Daniswara (4)
o Keisha Azzahra Kunanti (15)
o Nisrina Aulia Rahmani (26)

MELBOURNE.
Capital of the state of Victoria, Australia. It is located at the head of Port Phillip
Bay, on the southeastern coast. Greater Melbourne's area of approximately 9900
km² of suburbs spread more than 40 km to the south, 30 km to the east, 20 km
to the north and sprawl across vast, flat basalt plains to the west. Melbourne,
apart from being crowned the “World's Most Liveable City” for seven years in a
row, is Australia's cultural melting pot: a place where stunning architecture and
a vibrant arts scene combine to put on a constant performance to rival that of
New York or Paris.
Most Frequently Spoken Non-English Languages in Australia Collectively,
Australians speak over 400 languages. According to the 2021 consensus, the
following languages were spoken by majority of the Australians: Mandarin,
Arabic, Cantonese, Vietnamese. Melbourne culture is vibrant and alive. You
will find it in the streets and lanes, in bars and cafes, at numerous festivals,
exhibitions and galleries. It is real, supported and lived by the people, and it has
earned itself a spot in the international art and music scenes. The Melbourne
style is many things: sophisticated, playful, unconventional, quirky, intense and
multi-cultural. Melbourne culture comes as naturally as the next latte.
Melbourne is the undisputed art and music capital of Australia.

Melbourne is Australia's culinary capital and has the numbers to prove it. One
of the most popular dishes there is Salt and pepper squid which is an Australian
twist on the classic squid of Cantonese cuisine. Calamari or calamari are coated
with a salt and pepper batter made from wheat flour and fried.
Of all the famous buildings in Melbourne, Flinders Street Station in the city
centre is probably the most well-known. It's also a popular meeting place, where
local residents congregate on the corner of Swanston Street and Flinders Street
before hitting the town.