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This is a list of recently created [[Melbourne]]-related articles. Please add new additions to the top of the list.
This is a list of recently created [[Melbourne]]-related articles. Please add new additions to the top of the list.
*[[Camberwell Junction]] -- [[User:Swarve|Swarve]] 05:24, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
*[[Camberwell Road, Melbourne]] -- [[User:Swarve|Swarve]] 05:24, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
*[[Riversdale Road, Melbourne]] -- [[User:Swarve|Swarve]] 05:24, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
*[[The Matt and Jo Show]] --[[User:Shaggy9872004|Shaggy9872004]] 04:24, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
*[[The Matt and Jo Show]] --[[User:Shaggy9872004|Shaggy9872004]] 04:24, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
*[[St Margaret's School, Melbourne]] -- [[User:Loopla|Loopla]] 05:37, 23 June 2007 (UTC)
*[[St Margaret's School, Melbourne]] -- [[User:Loopla|Loopla]] 05:37, 23 June 2007 (UTC)

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Melbourne Meetup

See also: Australian events listed at Wikimedia.org.au (or on Facebook)
Welcome to the WikiProject Melbourne!
This WikiProject is a collaboration of project participants to create, expand, and organise articles relating to the city of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Our total progress at April 24, 2007:
50%

Total content of all articles in this project is the equivalent of approximately 903 complete articles.

We need your help! If you are a Melburnian, or an expat, or you have some knowledge or insight about the city, you can:

Visit the Australian Wikipedians' notice board for collaboration on Australian articles in general.


New articles

This is a list of recently created Melbourne-related articles. Please add new additions to the top of the list.

In the beginning

A few Wikipedians have got together to make some suggestions about how we might organise data in articles about Melbourne. These are only suggestions, things to give you focus and to get you going, and you shouldn't feel obligated in the least to follow them. But if you don't know what to write or where to begin, following the below guidelines may be helpful. Mainly, we just want you to write articles!'

Scope

The areas covered by this project are listed below. Each area has its own page for the discussion and formulation of guidelines and conventions, as well as for listing examples of the best articles. If a page does not yet exist for a particular area, feel free to create it and propose how that part of the Project might be organised.

Note that progress and the number of articles is estimated and shown as a guide only.

Geography

Suburbs

Melbourne is home to one of the world's largest urban sprawls, and its many suburbs boast an amazing cultural diversity.
List of Melbourne suburbs  |  Category: Suburbs of Melbourne

39% Complete


As at 12 April 2007, 483 suburbs are listed at List of Melbourne suburbs. 24 articles are complete, 115 are more than 50% complete, 209 are between 20 and 50% complete, 116 are stubs and 19 have not been started.

Parks and gardens

Greenery is everywhere: from the many tree-lined boulevards to the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Category:Parks in Melbourne
Main article: Melbourne parks and gardens

63% complete


At 14 April 2007, of 41 articles 12 are complete, 7 are over 80% complete, 11 are between 40 and 70% complete, 8 are stubs and 3 have not been started.

Government

Local Government Areas

Melbourne is broken up in local Cities and Shires, each with its own local council and Mayor.
Local Government Areas of Victoria  |  Category: Local Government Areas of Melbourne

42% complete


At 14 April 2007, of the 31 LGAs, 1 article is virtually complete, 3 are more than 75% complete, 11 are between 40 and 70% complete, 11 have a little content, and 5 are basically stubs. - Cuddy Wifter 23:32, 14 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Mayors and Lord Mayors

Melbourne's first Mayor was inaugurated in 1842, and the first Lord Mayor in 1902.
List of Mayors and Lord Mayors of Melbourne

11% complete


At 14 April, 2007, of 59 articles, 3 are complete, 4 are over 50% complete, 7 are stubs and 45 don't exist. Plenty of room here for someone with an interest in biography to undertake a mini-project.

Town Halls

List of Town Halls in Melbourne

26% complete


At 14 April, 2007, of 28 articles, 2 are complete, 11 are 30 to 50% complete, 4 are stubs and 11 don't exist.

Transport

Railway lines

Australia's first train steamed through Melbourne in 1854.
Railways in Melbourne  |  Category: Melbourne railway lines
Template: Melbourne train lines

76% complete


As at April 14 2007, of 26 railway line articles, 5 are complete, 19 are over 60% complete and 2 are 30% complete.

Railway stations

Melbourne's suburban network consists of 209 stations, placing it in the top 10 worldwide.
List of Melbourne railway stations  |  Category: Railway stations in Melbourne

59% complete


At April 15, 2007, of 233 articles, 20 are complete, 102 are over 60% complete, 97 are 50% complete and 14 are about 30% complete.

Types of trains

From the Red Rattler to the Silver Hitachi and the Smiley Comeng.
Category: Melbourne rail rollingstock  |  Template: Melbourne rail rollingstock

61% complete


At April 17 2007, of 10 articles, 3 are complete, 3 are over 80% complete, 1 is 30% complete, and 3 do not exist.

Closed railways

The evolution of the railways has left ghost stations across the city.
List of closed Melbourne railway stations  |  Category: Closed Melbourne railway lines, Category: Closed Melbourne railway stations

41% complete


At April 17 2007, of 82 articles 7 are complete, 40 are over 50% complete, 9 are stubs and 26 do not exist.

Tramways

With the largest tram network in the Western world, Melbourne held onto its trams when almost every other city dumped them in the mid-20th century.
Trams in Melbourne  |  Category: Melbourne trams  |  Category:Tram routes in Melbourne |  List of Melbourne tram routes

72% complete


At April 17 2007, of 58 articles, 15 are complete, 36 are over 50% complete and 5 do not exist.

Freeways and highways

Melbourne's freeway network is growing all the time.
List of Melbourne freeways  |  List of Melbourne highways
Category: Melbourne highways and freeways

57% complete


At April 18 2007, of 38 listed articles, 6 are complete, 15 are over 50% complete, 13 have some content and 4 have not been started.

Streets

Category:Streets in Melbourne

57% complete


At April 18 2007, on the assumption of about 70 articles, we have 18 complete, 26 are over 50% complete, 18 have some content and 8 have not been started.

Buildings and Institutions

Buildings, structures and landmarks

Category:Heritage listed buildings in Melbourne | Tall buildings in Melbourne

54% complete


At April 22 2007, on the assumption of 250 articles required, Melbourne Buildings are 54% complete. We have 46 articles complete, 102 are over 50% complete, 60 have some content and 52 have not been started.

Institutions

Category:Organisations based in Melbourne | List of high schools in Melbourne | Category:Sporting clubs in Melbourne | Category:Fashion brands in Melbourne

57%complete


At April 24 2007, on the assumption of 400 articles required, we have 63 complete, 102 are over 70% complete, 116 are estimated at 40 to 60% complete, 106 are basically stubs and 13 do not exist.

Adopt an article

Similar to the Collaboration of the week, but on a smaller scale, you might want to "adopt" an article. This would involve doing the research, writing, and picture-taking (if possible) for either a non-existent article or a stub. Of course, everyone else can still edit an adopted article, and you can work on other things too, but the idea is to find a focus for a while, to try and build up the number of quality articles the Project has produced.

Current adoptions

Participants

Useful templates

Series navigation

Adjacencies

This can be turned into an encyclopaedic article called List of Melbourne topics which is part of Category:Topic lists.

See also: Category:Wikipedia requested photographs in Melbourne

Open tasks

Here are some WikiProject Melbourne articles which attract a high number of "page hits" but are only rated as Stub Class, or otherwise need additonal citations or attention:
Suburbs: Derrimut, South Wharf, Menzies Creek, Save Our State (Australia)
Landmarks: 101 Collins Street, 120 Collins Street, Bourke Place, Hamer Hall, Melbourne Mint
Events: Melbourne International Festival of Brass, Melbourne Underground Film Festival, Great Bookie Robbery, Extreme weather events in Melbourne
Transport: All of the stations on the Puffing Billy Railway need expanding or merging to the main article, especially the request stops which are just tin sheds
Sporting Clubs: Caroline Springs George Cross FC
Streets: Little Bourke Street, Hardware Lane, Hosier Lane
People: Alannah Hill, Meek (street artist), Vexta
Institutions: Eltham High School, Glen Eira Town Hall, Boxing Day Test
Venues:
Miscellaneous: Collins St., 5 pm, Yarra Valley, Coops Shot Tower, Melbourne Talk Radio, Melbourne University Publishing, The Herald and Weekly Times,
Edit or discuss this list.

See the Open tasks talk page for more possible tasks.

Parentage

The parent of this WikiProject is the WikiProject Cities, whose parent in turn is WikiProject Countries.

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