They were people with crimnal records so the they were deported on the Australian Island. Probably the most infamous was Ned Kelly who was hanged there
Kelly was hung at the Melbourne Gaol (now called Old Melbourne Gaol) in Russell Street between Victoria & Latrobe Streets Melbourne. His death mask and the gallows can still be seen there.
I personally don't think it is. I have been there for a sleepover and felt or saw nothing, and slept quite well! But some say it is haunted based on the number of executions held there. I would say that it has an ominous and depressing presence.
There are possibly many people named after Melbourne. However some parents may name their child Melbourne just because they like the name and not necessarily after the city.
TIm Wakefield and Jim Morrison from the Doors.
Ned Kelly was hanged in the Old Melbourne Gaol in 1888, so that's rather famous. Princess & Sandridge Bridges were built in 1888. Young & Jacksons was around then, St Paul's Cathedral, The Athenaeum, Melbourne Town Hall, Royal Arcade, the GPO, State Library of Victoria, Her Majesty Theatre, Princess Theatre, Parliament House, Windsor Hotel, Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton Gardens, Government House.
After he was hanged, bushranger Ned Kelly was decapitated, dissected and buried in a non-consecrated yard at the Melbourne Gaol. In November 2011, his family was finally granted permission to bury his remains near his mother and some of his brothers and sisters in the Greta church yard, south of Glenrowan.
He had no problems Because, He didn't Explore he sent People to do it for him.
Henry Lawson spent quite a bit of time in and out of gaol for failing to pay alimony. This took place some time before 1903, when he wrote a poem based on his gaol experiences.
There are a variety of cheap hotels available in Melbourne such as EasyStay Motel Melbourne starting at $74, the Hotel Sophia Melbourne starting at $91, and Cosmopolitan Hotel Melbourne which rates starts at $87.
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billy stater some people might say but who knows! jarryd hayne might be better still
If you look at the link below it will give you links to GAA clubs in Australia, of which there are some listed for Melbourne.