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13 Sep 2026

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Broome’s “Japtown” and “Chinatown”

13 Sep 2026

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Wat Thai Nakorn Melbourne, The Melbourne Thai Buddhist Temple

13 Sep 2026

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Quang Minh Temple

13 Sep 2026

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Namgyalgar International Dzogchen Community of Australia and the Pacific

13 Sep 2026

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Buddhist Council of Queensland

13 Sep 2026

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Wat Buddhalavarn Forest Monastery and Meditation Centre

29 Aug 2026

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Khamsum Zilnon Drukpai Lhakhang, Bhutanese Temple

16 Aug 2026

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CITYZEN Young Adult Buddhist Community, Buddhist Society of Victoria

16 Aug 2026

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In Festivals, Japanese cemeteries, Pearling

Japanese Pearling and Cemetery on Thursday Island

16 Aug 2026

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In Buddhist Temples, Chinese Buddhism, Chinese Temples, Festivals, New Year celebration

Northern Territory Chinese Temple and Museum (Hall of the Ranking Sages), Darwin, Northern Territory

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