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13 Sep 2026

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Buddhist Council of Western Australia

13 Sep 2026

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Sakyadhita Australia and Buddhist women’s social movement

13 Sep 2026

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Buddhist Council of Queensland

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Buddhist Council of New South Wales

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Australian Sangha Association

30 Aug 2026

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Buddhist Council of South Australia (BCSA)

30 Aug 2026

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Buddhist Council of Victoria

29 Aug 2026

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Federation of Australian Buddhist Councils

09 Jul 2026

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Buddhist Society of Victoria (BSV) 

07 Jul 2026

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Buddhist Society of New South Wales (BSNSW)  

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