Wantirna South VIC, 3152

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Overview A green locality on the eastern periphery of Melbourne, Wantirna South is one of the fastest-growing suburbs in Victoria. The city CBD lies 25 km west while Monash suburb shares its western border. The proximity to Monash city leads many to consider Wantirna South as one of its localities. Wantirna South is under the local government of Knox City. It had 19,271 residents at the 2016 census.

Living in Wantirna South Wantirna South has many parks and green public areas. The Westfield Knox shopping centre renovated in 2002 boasts supermarkets, retail stores, eateries, and recreational facilities. Frequent bus services are a delight for residents, while farmers market makes available fresh foodstuff. The High Street has many grocery stores. Schools are good in Wantirna South. Knox City has cinemas and a bowling arena, while the nightlife at Knox O-Zone is impressive.

History of Wantirna South Wantirna South, a few kilometres from Dandenong National Park, was once home to many orchards. The first residential housing project began in the late 1920s, and it got a post office in 1936. With the growth of nearby Monash urban centre, orchards gave way to more residential areas. At present, Wantirna South is home to the local government office of the Knox city council.

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