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Which Victorian jobs are tipped to grow?

A JOBS bonanza may create up to 200,000 jobs in the next 15 years. But to which sectors are the jobs expected to flow?

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Access all areas for MCC members

FUTURE Melburnians could use their MCC membership to put their kids in creche, pay for coffee, visit the gym or play tennis on courts used for the Australian Open.

New Sports Park

Sports city to be built in Melbourne’s north

A NEW sports city will be built in Melbourne’s northern suburbs with a $150 million precinct to combine elite and grassroots competition, research and rehabilitation.

Caption is: Waterfront City Star Crescent Mall showcasing ambience upgrade works including new roof structure, bluestone and timber flooring, immersive ‘trick-art’ gallery ArtVo (top left) and redevelopment of mall facades and amenity. (artist's impression)

Docklands shakes off its ugly tag

DOCKLANDS is powering ahead as one of the city’s most important jobs centres, despite the waterfront suburb being only two-thirds developed.

$305m push for exhibition expansion

$305m push for exhibition expansion

A $305 MILLION redevelopment will transform the city’s convention and exhibition centre into the nation’s biggest and boost the Victorian economy.

the new High Capacity Metro trains that will be built in Victoria as part of a $2 billion order.

Train, tram passengers to be watched live

PASSENGERS on every train and tram carriage will be monitored live in the future in a bid to make Melbourne’s public transport network safer.

Melbourne at dusk

Why Melbourne is still number one

IN ITS heyday it was called “Marvellous Melbourne’’, and at other times “Smell-bourne’’ but now it’s simply the world’s most liveable city.

Ferrari's German driver Sebastian Vettel (L) powers through a corner ahead of Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team's German driver Nico Rosberg (R) during the Formula One Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 20, 2016. / AFP PHOTO / Paul Crock / IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE

Biggest danger to our major events crown

THE man who helped bring the F1 Grand Prix, Commonwealth Games and Cricket World Cup to Melbourne has forecast the biggest danger to our major events crown.

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Bid to tap energy in the north

MELBOURNE’S north would become a major jobs hub under a strategy to lure private and public investment.

Sunset With Melbourne Skyline

Vibrant esplanade to play key Docklands role

A VIBRANT waterfront activity area with ferries, cafes and entertainment spaces is the key to ensuring Docklands’ future viability and livability, city planners say.

People look towards an autonomous self-driving vehicle, as it is tested in a pedestrianised zone, during a media event in Milton Keynes, north of London, on October 11, 2016. Driverless vehicles carrying passengers took to Britain's streets for the first time on Tuesday in a landmark trial which could pave the way for their introduction across the country. The compact two-seater cars trundled along a pedestrianised zone in Milton Keynes, north of London, in a trial by Transport Systems Catapult (TSC) which plans to roll out 40 vehicles in the city. / AFP PHOTO / JUSTIN TALLIS

Self-driving cars a terrorist risk

AUTOMATIC self-driving cars, which will be seen on the streets in Melbourne in the coming decades, could be sabotaged and used as weapon by terrorists.

(FILES) This file photo taken on February 12, 2016 shows the driver rating screen in an Uber app is seen in Washington, DC. Uber on November 2, 2016 began rolling out an overhauled smartphone application that uses artificial intelligence in a bid to speed up and improve the ride-sharing experience. The update is the first major overhaul for the popular application since 2012 and aims to simplify usage for a service that has added new travel options such as uberPool to share rides among several travelers. / AFP PHOTO / Brendan Smialowski

Fancy squeezing in a car with strangers?

UBER’S quest for more bums on back seats will see the ride sharing app’s passengers carpool with each other “in fewer cars” to avoid congestion.

Sunset With Melbourne Skyline

What direction will Melbourne grow?

THE futurists imagine a hi-tech Melbourne where a city reaches for the sky and a chain of suburbs that spread effortlessly in every direction.