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    Melbourneball is a cityball of  Australiaball. It has a population of 4.968 million people.
    

    Melbourne can into most livable cityball (before 2018) tall buildings and Luna Park.

    Melbourne can into most livable cityball (before 2018) tall buildings and Luna Park.

    Melbourneball and Sydneyball are fierce rivals. They often get into debates about who should be capital (sorry Canberraball, but no one cares about you), and whose Olympics were better.

    History

    In 1835, an Australian man known as John Batman bought 243,000 hectares of clay from some local Aboriginalballs for some trinkets. The Aboriginalballs thought that they were only allowing him into their clay, but John thought he bought the clay.

    Another group of explorers, led by British man John Pascoe Fawkner, started a camp on the other side of the river near Batman. Fawkner built a grog shop, officially starting a settlement.

    In 1837, the settlement was named Melbourne, after many interim names (including Batmania, Bearbrass, Bareport, Bareheep, Barehurp and Bareberp).

    In 1847, Melbourneball became an official cityball!

    Melbourneball was a popular place during the gold rush, when gold was discovered in Ballarat. Many different people came to Australiaball for the gold rush.

    From 1901 - 1927 Melbourneball was the capital AND ALWAYS SHOULD HAVE BEEN while Canberraball was being built.

    Relationships

    M8s (friends)

    Lagosball

    enemies

    Viennaball

    Austriaball

    FAKE CAPITAL AND WANKER

    FLAG STEALER

    YET ANOTHER FLAG STEALER

    STOP TAKING MY FLAG

    Canberraball - How did you become the capital!? Bring back my spot NOW! I don't care if we both hate Sydneyball!

    perthball - Irrelevant west state city

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