34-606: The Riversdale Golf Club is a golf club in Mount Waverley, Victoria , Australia and is the second oldest club in Victoria. It hosted the Australian PGA Championship , Riversdale Cup , Victorian Amateur Championship , Victorian Open and Victorian PGA Championship . This golf club or course-related article is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Mount Waverley, Victoria Mount Waverley
68-459: A bid to capitalise on the familiarity of Melway. UBD has only attempted this in the Melbourne directory, retaining their usual format for their other directories. The map design was first fully completed by computers in 2000. There have been 50 editions of Melway since the mid-1960s. A new edition is typically released late one year and denoted as being for the following year. For example, edition 35
102-811: A copy of Melway, as did many taxi drivers, bus drivers, and hire cars. The Victoria Police , fire brigade, ambulance service, Victorian State Emergency Service , St John Ambulance Victoria and for the State government car fleet officially use Melway. Its main competitor is UBD-Gregory's , which is the most popular brand in all other states and territories. While primarily a street directory, Melway editions also contain details on public transport ( train , tram , and bus routes, tickets and prices), bicycle paths , suburb and postcode details, public parks and reserves, landmarks (such as commercial buildings, telephone boxes , pubs and restaurants), attractions, and also boat mooring details in recognised docks. In addition to
136-480: A country estate. A golf course had been established nearby by 1930; St John's Wood Golf Links , (now Riversdale Golf Club), the gardens of which were designed by Edna Walling , and a school was also nearby; Mount Waverley Primary School. This was to be garden suburb living. The suburb's original streets, including Park Lane, Virginia Street and Sherwood Road, were built of concrete, not the less expensive asphalt. Council intended to charge an extra rate to residents of
170-650: A full program of junior cricket which includes having a team in the VSDCA's RM Hatch competition and nine under age sides playing on turf and synthetic wickets. Cricket is also represented by the Mount Waverley Catholic Cricket Club who compete in the Southern District & Churches Cricket League (SDCCL). The club's home ground is Mayfield Park which has 2 training nets and is a synthetic wicket. The club has many junior teams ranging from under 11's all
204-408: A large parcel of land from Mr F. Closter – in all about 50 acres. This fertile land had been dairy farm – Ayrshire-Jersey cross cows, with some pigs, a plum and apple orchard, and stock feed crops – canola, maize and lucerne (alfalfa). Glen Alvie Estates Limited allocated five of the fifty acres for recreation facilities. There was to be a club house, six tennis courts, a bowling green, a croquet lawn,
238-409: A mashee lawn, and a large swimming pool. These were to be laid out adjacent to Sherwood Park, a huge central area, lined with date palms that are still seen today. Large houses around the periphery were to be built, and one-way roads would be constructed to prevent traffic problems; and also elsewhere in the estate – tucked between the large unfenced building sites and gardens to give a sense of living on
272-470: Is a Renewal Chinese Christian Church at the site of St Luke's Uniting Church. There are two Anglican churches ; St Stephen and Mary's and St Philip's. St Stephen and Mary's parish church was originally built in 1865 making it the oldest church in the suburb. The Mount Waverley Church of the Nazarene is located on Grenfell Road and has Greek services. An independent Chinese church also operates there. There
306-624: Is a large suburb, rectangular in shape, bounded by Highbury Road in the north, Ferntree Gully Road in the south, Huntingdale Road in the west, and Blackburn Road in the east. At the centre of the suburb is Mount Waverley Village Shopping Centre, and in the south-east is Pinewood Shopping Centre. The Mount Waverley area, then part of the Parish of Mulgrave, was divided by straight roads running north–south and east–west, each exactly one mile apart, by Assistant Surveyor Eugene Bellairs, in 1853. Mount Waverley Post Office opened on 9 October 1905. Mount Waverley
340-572: Is a suburb in Melbourne , Victoria , Australia , 16 km (9.9 mi) south-east of Melbourne's Central Business District , located within the City of Monash local government area . Mount Waverley recorded a population of 35,340 at the 2021 census . It is 16 km from Melbourne at its closest point. Mount Waverley railway station , located in the main shopping precinct, is located 17.8 km from Flinders Street railway station . Mount Waverley
374-741: Is an Italian Pentecostal Church associated with the Australian Christian Churches . A Christian Science church and reading room operates on Stephensons Road. Other churches include the Melbourne Bethel Presbyterian Church (with Korean services) and the Monash Jesus' Disciples Church. There is also a Tamil Christian congregation in the suburb. Christadelphians and Jehovah's Witnesses also worship in Mount Waverley. The suburb has an Australian rules football club,
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#1732877082429408-574: Is famous for its heritage streets which date from the 1930s. Due to the onset of the Great Depression, the building of houses on the suburb's earliest estates did not commence in earnest until the early 1950s. According to Lachlan Bath, president of the Ashburton Historical Society, the suburb's streets had been laid down, but no houses were built; merely a row of "cardboard boxes" housed the first few residents who had migrated east from
442-527: Is generally assumed that all such references, regardless of whether it is explicitly stated or not, are from the Melway directory and not from the UBD. The reverse is true in all other states and territories. Some organisations provide a Melway year of publication in addition to their map reference (e.g., (2006) 70 F6 ), to avoid confusion if map references change in newer versions of the directory. However, Melway has kept
476-538: Is in the rendering of roads. Rather than the traditional drawing of two lines with the road name printed in-between, (known as "double casing") Melway maps show a single line with the name above or below the road, in many colours reflecting the identity or usage of the road. This allows for much more detail to fit into the same size map, as well as showing dual carriageways , slip lanes , service roads , speed bumps , roundabouts , and other useful information. UBD has copied this difference in their Melbourne directory, in
510-579: Is the sixth name change of a long continuous road beginning at the intersection of Palm Beach Drive & Old Wells Road, Patterson Lakes and beginning as state route 23 in Chelsea Heights) is the main road of Mount Waverley that runs straight through the middle of the suburb. The name Stephensons Road is solely in the suburb of Mount Waverley, which is between its southern boundary Ferntree Gully Road (continuing as Clayton Road) to its northern boundary Highbury Road (continuing as Middleborough Road). One of
544-501: The Glen Waverley line . Numerous bus services operate in the suburb. From 2015 to 2019, Concrete Concepts Pty Ltd, a construction company, polluted a site next to Syndal South Primary School. The company had been hired to build a soccer pitch and dumped more than 100 loads of waste contaminated with asbestos and other waste. EPA Victoria took the company to court for pollution and illegal dumping of industrial waste. The Court fined
578-544: The "slums of Ashburton to enjoy a better standard of living", only to be bitterly disappointed with the estate agents who promised milk and honey but instead delivered a mosquito infested swamp. However, the Ashburton immigrants, while disappointed, all agreed that the "swamp" was a major step up from their former homes. Post Offices at Mount Waverley North (opened 1959 closed 1983), Mount Waverley South (opened 1968 closed 1973), and Mount Waverley West (opened 1964 closed 1977) chart
612-404: The 106 original maps were hand-drawn in ink. First editions of Melway can sell for around $ 500 on the second-hand market. A reprint of the first edition was released in 2012, and can be purchased from Melway. The original maps from the first edition can be viewed online via a clickable map. By the early 1980s, Melway was the most popular street directory in Melbourne, holding over 80 per cent of
646-612: The Scotchmans Creek valley. The popular Melbourne Street Directory Melway was first produced in a garage in Mount Waverley in 1966. It is now published from premises in Ricketts Road in Mount Waverley. Over many years, Mount Waverley has held an annual Christmas Carols event, which has featured many local performers. The large trader-supported event ceased to run from 2010, with the City of Monash preferring to put its main support behind
680-821: The Waverley Blues Football Club of the Eastern Football League . In addition, the Ashwood Football Club of the Southern Football League is also located in the suburb. The Mount Waverley Cricket Club was founded in 1906 and fields five senior sides playing on turf in the who play in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association and the Box Hill Reporter competition (Veterans grade). The club also run
714-577: The annual Carols by Candlelight in Jells Park. Since 2012 a smaller-scale event called Carols in the Village has been organised by the Mount Waverley Council of Churches, with mostly local performers. Mount Waverley is the home to numerous electronics and IT companies and the area is a hub of these industries in Melbourne. The Mount Waverley branch of Monash Public Library Service is located on
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#1732877082429748-418: The blue-bordered and red-bordered street maps, there are yellow-bordered maps of university campuses and crematoria . Moreover, there are also green-bordered maps showing routes through the country to Adelaide and Sydney . Many versions of the street directory are obtainable, usually in standard or large-print editions, wall-charts, or an online catalogue. In Melbourne it is common for a Melway reference (in
782-418: The company $ 285,000 as par of an aggregate order. ^ = territory divided with another LGA Melway Melway , colloquially referred to as Melways or The Melways , is a street directory for Melbourne , Victoria , Australia and its immediate surrounds, including the city of Geelong . Formerly a highly ubiquitous directory, Melway is currently in its 50th edition, the 2024 edition. Melway
816-419: The estate to cover the huge loan of building these concrete streets. The surface is still the same as it was in the 1930s, with only minor maintenance over the decades. Residential development did not resurge until the 1950s. In early 2008, a new smoother asphalt surface was finally laid along the strip of Stephensons Road between Waverley Road and Mount Waverley Village shopping centre. Stephensons Road (which
850-416: The format Map—Grid reference , e.g., 59 K5 ) to be given along with directions on, for example, an event notice or real estate advertisement . It is generally assumed that everyone has, or has access to, a copy of the directory in Melbourne. By comparison, the UBD reference for a particular "Melways reference" (as it is colloquially known) can be significantly different, but is rarely (if ever) provided. It
884-613: The highest points in Mount Waverley is the reservoir on High Street Road. The natural land surrounding this landmark is over 138–150 metres above sea level. Construction of the reservoir began in 1927. The waterways in the suburb are Damper Creek in the north, and Scotchmans Creek, in the south. Significant parks within Mount Waverley include Valley Reserve, Damper Creek Reserve, and Federal Reserve. All reserves contain significant areas of remnant native bushland. Significant wetland areas in Mount Waverley are found within Valley Reserve and in
918-690: The market, and "Melway" had begun to be used as a generic term for any street directory. In 1982, after the fourteenth edition of Melway had been released, it was awarded the International Cartographic Association Excellence Award, as well as the inaugural award for Cartographic Excellence from the Australian Institute of Cartographers . Ausway won the Australian award again in 1994 for its first edition of Sydway . As of 2001, most motorists in Melbourne had
952-472: The need for this to an absolute minimum over the years. It has held off several cartographic features, including a more logical overall tiling of pages across the entire metropolitan area (which do appear in the Sydway and Brisway). That is to protect the integrity and continuity of the original 1966 grid references. One of the distinguishing differences of a Melway-style map from other Australian street directories
986-584: The north side of Mount Waverley station in Miller Crescent. Waverley Private Hospital is located on Blackburn Road and has served the community since 1972. Mount Waverley is a particularly large suburb, with 35,340 people in 2021. In recent years, the suburb has been a popular destination for immigrants from Asia, particularly China and India. There is also a large Greek and Italian community. The suburb hosts Victoria's third largest Mandarin speaking and fourth largest Greek and Korean speaking population. 26.7% of
1020-464: The suburb identified as Chinese in the 2021 Census, making it one of the highest concentrations of Chinese in Melbourne. Primary Schools Public Private Secondary Schools Public Private There are numerous places of worship in Mount Waverley. The Holy Family Catholic Church is located on Stephensons Road and has Korean and Indonesian services. There are three Uniting churches ; St Luke's, St John's and High Street Road. There
1054-630: The way through to under 17's. In season 2008–2009 the senior team won their most recent SDCCL Menzies Shield, which is the competitions highest grade. This is a feat the club has managed 3 times since joining the SDCCL. Golfers play at the course of the Riversdale Golf Club on High Street Mount Waverley. Mount Waverley has two train stations, Mount Waverley , located on Stephensons Road, 17.8 km from Flinders Street; and Jordanville , located on Huntingdale Road, 16.4 km from Flinders Street on
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1088-483: The wider residential development of the suburb. Close to Mount Waverley Village are the suburb's first streets, once designed to become the very epitome of prestigious country estate living and an extravagant idea decades ahead of its time. Sherwood Park was part of the prestigious Glen Alvie estate that sought to form country club type living to Waverley. Top quality land was acquired – 25 acres were bought from Mr Jack Lechte in 1928, and some from Mr Cornell, as well as
1122-446: Was conceived by Merv Godfrey and Ray Harrison in the 1950s. After Harrison died in 1961, Iven Mackay was recruited by Merv as the new partner for the project. Godfrey and Mackay developed the first edition of Melway, which was released in May 1966. Melway initially faced skepticism toward its market potential due to its selling price of $ 2.50, nearly twice that of its nearest competitor. All of
1156-462: Was released in August 2007 and denoted as the 2008 Melway. Despite this discrepancy, numerous roads and other features under construction or proposal are included (e.g. Eastlink in the 35th edition). Therefore, editions dating up to 5 or even ten years old could still remain useful. Melway has spawned an umbrella company known as Ausway , which started producing directories for other cities and towns from
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