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13 Sep 2026

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In Chinese Temples, Gold Rush, New Year celebration, Tourism

Perth’s “Chinatown” and Chinese Temple

13 Sep 2026

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In Festivals, New Year celebration, Pearling, Tourism

Broome’s “Japtown” and “Chinatown”

13 Sep 2026

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Hou Wang Chinese Temple and Museum

09 Jul 2026

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In Buddhist centres, Festivals, Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT), Tibetan Buddhism, Tourism

The Great Stupa of Universal Compassion

09 Jul 2026

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In Chinese Buddhism, Chinese Temples, Guan Yin (bodhisattva), Tourism

Cairns Lit Sung Goong Temple, CADCAI and the Zhanjiang Friendship Garden

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