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Diwali lights up Market

19/10/2025

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Delirious dance sparked Diwali joy at Dandenong Market on Sunday 19 October. Photographer Rob Carew captured some of the packed program of performers for the Festival of Light. Show-stoppers from Noopur Arts Academy and Studio J performed classical Indian dance, while NB Dance Studio and…

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