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01 Nov 2025

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Documenting Buddhist Communities in Western Australia and Christmas Island

23 Sep 2025

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Buddhism in Australia Survey launched

12 Apr 2025

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From goldfields to Stupas: Buddhism in Tasmania and Victoria

25 Feb 2025

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Advisory Committee Gathers for Second Meeting

06 Dec 2024

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Capturing the diversity of Buddhism in New South Wales and Southeast Queensland

23 Nov 2024

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Buddhism in Australia panel at AAR 2024

19 Aug 2024

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Filming Buddhism and Cultural History in Darwin and Broome

26 Jun 2024

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Field Work in Far North Queensland

28 May 2024

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Inaugural Advisory Committee Meeting

06 Mar 2024

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Research Ethics Submitted

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