Lunar New Year celebrations.

Lunar New Year festivities in Australia have been scaled back or have moved online because of the pandemic

Lunar New Year festivities in Australia have been scaled back or have moved online because of the pandemic Source: Supplied - Tet Lunar New Years Festival VIC.

Lunar New Year celebrations in Australia will adapt to the circumstances. From 12-26 February Asian communities in Australia -- including the Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Tibetan – will celebrate Lunar New Year. It is normally a huge celebration.


However, the impact of the pandemic restrictions and limits on gatherings have forced event organisers to improvise.  What has been done to adapt to the new circumstances?
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