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of the market, who your competitors are and more.
The City of Melbourne undertakes extensive research into various aspects of the municipality.
As well as this we commission specific research and analyse and interpret data provided by
organisations such as the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). For example, we monitor
pedestrian numbers at various locations, which would provide valuable data for those involved in
the retail, hospitality or tourism sectors.
Through Census of Land Use and Employment (CLUE), we compile statistics relating to each of
the suburbs and areas contained within the municipality.
Visit our City of Melbourne Economic Profile website to view economic data on industries or
locations in our city.
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Advanced manufacturing
The largest proportion of the advanced manufacturing sector in the City of Melbourne is
concentrated at Fishermans Bend on the south-western edge of the central city.
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Biotechnology
The City of Melbourne plays an active role in supporting the biotechnology industry. We
promote Melbourne’s development as a globally recognised, competitive and
entrepreneurial knowledge city.
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Clean technology
Clean technology or Cleantech is a term used to distinguish technologies and services
that offer both environmental and economic benefits.
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Creative industries
The City of Melbourne is the ideal environment for creative businesses to thrive.
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Healthcare
Australians enjoy a world-class health system provided by a mix of public and private
services and professionals. Melbourne has a number of well-regarded public and private
hospitals as well as world-renowned medical research facilities.
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Social enterprise
Social enterprises can be vital, energetic and entrepreneurial. They can add an extra
dimension to the business world.
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Information technology
Melbourne has become known as the ‘hatching’ capital of Australia because of its strong
research and development base, supportive start-up business environment and the
presence of established information, communication and technology companies.
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Music
Melbourne has a world-famous music scene and diverse industry which includes
businesses, venues, record labels, songwriters, musical performances, events and theatre
productions.
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Melbourne celebrates the best in design, food and wine, the great outdoors, music, the
arts, fashion and great films at a variety of international festivals throughout the year.
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Tourism supports the local economy, provides employment, contributes to the City of
Melbourne's cultural vibrancy and has a positive impact on residents and businesses.
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Retail and hospitality
The City of Melbourne is committed to helping the city’s retail and hospitality sectors
thrive and grow by providing support through campaigns, events and marketing, and
leveraging strategic partnerships.
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Melbourne is the financial services capital of Australia. Approximately half of Australia’s
funds and superannuation assets are managed from Melbourne and the sector contributes
nearly $22 billion in Gross Local Product to our city’s economy.
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