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David Wang initiated Melbourne's Chinatown project
Andrew Jakubowicz.
As a leader in the Chinese community, David Wang initiated Melbourne's Chinatown project in 1960 with the idea of making Chinatown a distinct and attractive precinct. He would devote considerable energy to this later as a Councilor on the Melbourne City Council. Photo c. The Age 5.1.1960.
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16 February 2009
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