The opening of an international airport in 1970 at Tullamarine, Victoria, effectively put the suburb on the world map. All of a sudden, the quaint agricultural community was playing host to thousands of travellers as they jetted in and out from the location. Business focus turned to the area as well, boosting the number of light industry, retail and tourism entities. Industrial precincts such as the Global Business Park, which sits in a highly visible position opposite the airport, sprung up almost overnight. The publisher of the leading Victorian newspaper, The Age, has based its $220m operation at the site, along with several other major companies. Flyers in Tullamarine have proven a popular choice for business owners keen to promote goods and services. The team here at Minuteman Press offer high-speed, top-quality printed materials at a competitive price.
Aircraft in Tullamarine were a rare sight before the arrival of the international terminal, although one of the airport roads is named after a farming property owned by James Lane during the 1920s, which had been the landing strip for men visiting the nearby Inverness Hotel. It also provided a safe overnight haven for planes from Essendon Aerodrome during World War II, so was well regarded by Flyers in Tullamarine.
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