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Toorak is an eastern city in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, located within the local government area of the City of Stonnington. The 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics census showed that the city has almost 13,000 residents, 53% females and 47% males, and the average age of the residents is 43 years old, five years older than the Australian national average age. More than 60% of the residents were born in Australia, while the rest were born overseas, particularly in England, New Zealand, India, China, Poland, Malaysia, South Africa, the United States of America, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Singapore, Israel and Greece. Religious groups in the city are Anglican, Catholic, Judaism, Uniting Church, Eastern Orthodox, Buddhism, Hinduism and Presbyterian and Reformed, Anglican being the most populous religion.

Toorak’s name was derived from the house of the same name, an Italian-style residential settlement built by merchant James Jackson sometime in 1849. The house’s name is believed to be originated from the Aboriginal people Woiwurrung’s language, which means black crow or reedy swamp. Since 1854, Toorak House has served as the residence of the governors of Victoria until the construction of the Government House in 1876. Some of the original 19th-century mansions in the city remain today due to the high land value.

Jobs in Toorak are professionals, managers, clerical workers, administrative assistants, sales associates, community service workers, personal service workers, technicians, merchants, labourers, machine operators and drivers. Almost 40% of the residents work in a professional setting. Furthermore, more than 30% of the residents live in rental accommodation paying an average weekly rent of between $350 to $400. Some statistics of Toorak include

• It is only 5 kilometres southeast of Melbourne’s central business district
• It is approximately 4.3 square kilometres wide
• Married couples without children own more than 40% of the households

Toorak is a city near Melbourne’s central business district, so expect attraction galore when you visit this fantastic place. Most importantly, this suburb is more interesting because it houses several exciting spots, so there is no need to travel just to see some beautiful places if you live there. For example, Winifred Crescent Reserve along the Yarra River is a hidden gem public park providing a scenic view and an excellent walk around the river.

Kinross Arts Centre is a modern art gallery in Toorak Uniting Church along Toorak Road. This fabulous art space has a lovely atmosphere, especially during an art exhibition. It is open every weekday from early morning until early afternoon. Aside from arts, the spot is a venue for various events, such as concerts and artist talks.

For bookish people, Toorak/South Yarra Library along Toorak Road is open daily from early morning until late afternoon and offers various quality reading materials. The library has excellent facilities like desks, making it a more comfortable study area. You can go there whether purposely or for fun. Other places you may visit include

• St John’s Anglican Church
• The Swedish Church
• St Peter’s Catholic Church