Nunawading is a suburb of Melbourne,
Victoria, Australia, 18 km east of Melbourne's
Central Business District. Its local government
area is the City of Whitehorse. At the 2011
Census, Nunawading had a population of
10,947.

Nunawading is centred at the intersection of
Whitehorse Road and Springvale Road, in
Melbourne's eastern suburbs and features the
City of Whitehorse's main offices, as well as
large retail (e.g. furniture, auto dealerships,
hardware, and electrical) and wholesale
businesses, along Whitehorse Road.
Whitehorse Road is the largest retail strip for
bulkgoods in Melbourne. The City of
Whitehorse has named this strip the Mega
Mile, in an attempt to provide brand
recognition for retailers. Nunawading is
home to a large Pacific Brands clothing factory
and a brick factory. A large Seventh-day
Adventist campus exists on Central Road with a
church, church offices, a retail book shop,
Coronella Retirement Village and the
coeducational Nunawading Christian College
(Primary and Secondary), as well as a
combined kindergarten and Primary School,
located on Mount Pleasant Road; Mount
Pleasant Road Primary School. The head office
of Bird Observation & Conservation Australia is
in Springvale Road. It was formerly home to the
Winlaton Youth Training Centre, Wobbies World
amusement park and the Melbourne studios of
the Network Ten television network. The soap
opera Neighbours is still filmed in this studio,
now owned by Fremantle Media Australia.

Nunawading has benefited from the new
railway station and the Springvale Road
grade separation, in 2010. The south and north
areas of Nunawading are now more unified,
with better access to the Eastern Freeway.