In less than two weeks from today, on Wed 29th May 2019 I have my citizenship test and interview at 2 Lonsdale Street at 9.40 am (I will need to arrive at least by 9.25 am). The application was processed in approximately 11 months following my submission last year. The test and interview lasts approximately two hours. First there will be an interview in which they will: discuss the citizenship application check original documents and take photograph assess your eligibility to sit the test If the interview goes well and documents are in place, there will be a citizenship test with 20 multiple choice questions, which can be completed in 45 minutes. To prepare for the citizenship test, read or watch the Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond resource that is available on our website at www.homeaffairs.gov.au/prepare-for-citizenship You can also order a book and DVD that has all the material required to prepare for the test. Following documents required: 1. Citiz...
So Melbourne has been named the world's most liveable city for the fourth year in a row (Aug 2014), by the Economist Intelligence Unit's liveability survey of 140 cities. Melbourne received an overall score of 97.5 out of 100, scoring a perfect rating for healthcare, education and infrastructure. In Nov 2011, the age published a list of livability rankings for Melbourne Suburbs (data has yet to be updated). I used the rankings from the article and combined it with top school rankings and a survey of rentals using realestate.com.au to create an interactive map on Tableau, shown below. The size of the bubble represents the change in ranking and the color coding shows cheaper rentals in green on the left. On the right hand side map, darker greens represent higher ranking suburbs. The age also published their own interactive map here . It's pretty obvious that the Northern suburbs seem to be coming up much faster and have higher rankings with better schools. ...
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