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13 Sep 2026

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Perth’s “Chinatown” and Chinese Temple

13 Sep 2026

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Hou Wang Chinese Temple and Museum

30 Aug 2026

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Guan Di Temple at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston

30 Aug 2026

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Chinese Communities and Cemeteries in Northeast Tasmania

16 Aug 2026

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Bendigo Joss House Temple

16 Aug 2026

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See Yup Temple and the See Yup Society

16 Aug 2026

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Cooktown Cemetery Chinese Shrine

16 Aug 2026

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Cooktown Chinese Temple and the Palmer River Goldrush

16 Aug 2026

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In Chinese Temples, Pearling

Chinese Community of Thursday Island

16 Aug 2026

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Lit Sing Gong Chinese Temple, Innisfail

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