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29 Jul 2026

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New national survey reveals shared beliefs and diverse practices among Buddhists in Australia

23 Jul 2026

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Register to join the Project Report & Edu Resources Launch on 22 September

23 Jul 2026

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In conversation- Buddhism in Australia Survey: A First Look at the Findings

23 Jul 2026

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In Conversation- Mapping Buddhism in Australia: From Seeding to Flourishing

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