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Making multicultural Australia
David Wang, as a city councilor
Andrew Jakubowicz.
As a city councilor, David Wang led projects to bring to life the heart of Melbourne, with extended shopping hours, new parks and outdoor cafes and restaurants, as well the Chinatown Project. Photo c. Australian News & Information Bureau
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16 February 2009
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