Anthonys correct, thats not an attempt at Royal Melbournes bunker raking. Simply its a bunker that was raked with a Sandpro and they didn't have the staff/time to get the edges.
I believe the concept behind the way they were raked at RM is the smooth raked faces get hard so in theory balls will roll to the bottoms and since they are hard don't require as much raking, therefore it saves time as the only area that needs regular attention are the floors where the balls end up.
I get the concept, but I'm not too sure about labor savings (from only having to regularly touch up the floors) in practice as I've played a course that had done this years back and the issue was where balls hit and 'broke' the faces, they looked bad and inevitably golfers will walk down faces 'breaking' them also. The issue is that since the faces have become hard they are difficult to quickly rake up as the sand is clumpy/crusty so hard to move around. Obviously this isn't an issue for a tournament with the numerous volunteers they have to help out and it does look great though