The very centre of Melbourne, Victoria is a large impassable pile of rubble several miles across. Formerly the central business district of Melbourne, the Hoddle Grid was the main target of the larger of the few nuclear bombs that struck the city during the war. The city's tall buildings, many built during Melbourne's boom years of the 1880's all collapsed, killing everyone in the city centre at the time. The entire area remains highly radioactive. Today the central business district is inhabited only by scavengers clad in the best radiation suits.