A total of 34.3 per cent of drivers go between one to 32 kilometres per hour. The report was provided to the City of Melfort by traffic consultant Mike Lycka with MSL Traffic and Instrumentation, who used traffic tubes placed along the stretch of road from April 16 to 27. The average speed of the route is 35 kilometres per hour. Adam Homes, Melfort’s city manager, said the study was conducted after members of the community reported issues with speeding and excessive heavy truck use. “There’s quite a few that are within the 33 to 40 range, so order of magnitude there, and then the rest are over the 40 mark,” Homes said.
GREEK YOUTH NIGHT
The Cretan Brotherhood Youth presents a club night with two levels, satisfying all music tastes from house, techno, RnB and of course Greek.
When: 17 July, 9:30pm
Where: Jacksons Hotel, 8 Jackson Street, Toorak, 3142
LECTURE: THE AUSTRALIAN CONNECTION TO THE GREEK WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
A lecture exploring the Australian connections to the Greek War of Independence. Come and listen to the fascinating stories covering all strata of society from convicts to Governors.
When: 18 July, 2:00pm
Where: Hellenic RSL, 14A Ferrars Place, South Melbourne
DIGITAL LITERACY FOR THOSE 50+
Attendees will learn how to check into places with their mobile phones and a basic use of the internet and YouTube.
GREEK FM LIVE
Greek FM crew will be broadcasting live from Monkey blue with Michali Tzortzidis featuring the Monkey Blue band & Special Guests Joy C and Sotiri Tsetsenes
When: 9 July, 6:00pm
Where: Monkey Blue, 94 Poath Road, Hughesdale, VIC, 3166
THE TASTE OF FREEDOM
Join in on a culinary adventure of food and wine from the Peloponnesian region of Greece curated by Meni Valle, Argyris Karavis and Meraklis Catering
When: 11 July, 2:00pm
Where: 279 Albion Street, Brunswick, Behind St Eleftherios Church
Bookings & Info: $60, Book via Venue Door
HELEN YOTIS PATTERSON, JACOB PAPADOULOS AND ANDREW PATTERSON AT OPEN STUDIO
With bouzouki master Jacob Papadoulos, arranger and virtuoso pianist Andrew Patterson, Helen Yotis brings her old school soul singing, stylings to the warm & passionate Greek entechno music of the 60s, 70s and 80s.
PART of Callam Street will be closed for good and turned into a “pedestrian-friendly” space, according to Transport Minister Chris Steel.
Work is now underway to build a new on-street transport interchange on Callam Street, which will include the Woden light rail stop and bus layover facilities.
The “disruptive period of construction” will involve permanently closing Callam Street between Bradley Street and Matilda Street from mid-August to “create a pedestrian-friendly space between the town centre and Woden Town Park,” the transport minister said.
As well as the 10,000m2 of passenger-friendly space, the project will see seven more bus stops added to the area and a light rail station will be built.
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