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A row of buildings in Hobart that were built in the early twentieth century, after several fires destroyed some of the old weatherboard shops that housed both Chinese and European businesses. Author provided

Why doesn’t Hobart have a Chinatown?

Imogen Wegman, University of Tasmania; Annaliese Claydon, University of Tasmania, and Kate Bagnall, University of Tasmania

Early Chinese communities might seem to have left little tangible trace. But such an absence does not necessarily mean the absence of a Chinese history.

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