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Little India ‘won’t disappear’

10/08/2025

Little India will remain part of a future $600 million revitalization project in Dandenong, says developer Capital Alliance’s chief executive Mohan Du. This month, Little India retailers have raised doubts about whether they could afford to stay in the Foster Street precinct. Currently the traders…

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Little India ‘won’t disappear’

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