Free workplace vending in Melbourne runs identical terms to the rest of the country — $0 machine, $0 install, $0 ongoing service. The Melbourne network handles CBD tower complexity, Docklands and Southbank access, and the industrial corridors west of the city that most vendors deprioritise.
Where we install in Melbourne
- Melbourne CBD — Collins St, Bourke St, Flinders St, Queen Victoria Market precinct.
- Docklands & Southbank — high-rise offices and hospitality venues.
- Inner north — Carlton, Fitzroy, Brunswick, Coburg, Preston.
- Inner east — Richmond, Hawthorn, Camberwell, Box Hill.
- Southeast — Clayton, Dandenong, Springvale.
- Industrial west — Laverton, Truganina, Derrimut, Sunshine.
- Bayside & Mornington Peninsula.
Melbourne's industrial west — high-volume DC country
Laverton, Truganina, and Derrimut host some of the largest distribution centres in Australia. Multi-shift DCs almost always qualify — transaction volume is spread across 24 hours, and industrial-grade combo machines with hot-food capability perform well in the crib room.
Melbourne install timing
Suburban business parks and industrial estates: 5–10 days. CBD and Docklands towers: 7–14 days including strata pre-approval. Outer Mornington Peninsula and Yarra Valley: 10–14 days.
DavidB, VMA
Vending operator & technician
DavidB has 20+ years of hands-on experience across the Australian vending industry. He has configured, installed, removed and transported thousands of machines — from full site rollouts to the quick "pick-up-and-move" jobs that keep a site happy. Starting in repairs, he learned from some of the industry's longest-serving technicians, covering everything from lock changes and fridge decks to vend motors, control boards, coin mechs and note readers. He was also among the earliest installers of Australia's first telemetry systems, helping shape what operators actually need in the back end: product imaging, stock sales, re-ordering, route planning and even catching thieving fillers who did not know the machine was monitored. Later, he moved into supplier roles across note readers, coin acceptors, credit card readers and other cashless acceptance methods including QR code and RFID systems for specialised vending such as PPE machines.