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Western Australian
town’s
Christmas
tradition, which has raised hundreds of dollars over more than a decade, is under threat as a group of canal residents are accused of holding it to ransom.
Western Australian
town’s
Christmas
tradition, which has raised hundreds of dollars over more than a decade, is under threat as a group of canal residents are accused of holding it to ransom.
The lights display lights up faces, providing Christmas magic in the heart of Mandurah, about an hour south of Perth.
Residents in Mandurah are at risk of losing a beloved Christmas lights tradition due to a dispute over a proposed land development in Halls Head.
Residents are concerned about a proposed traffic nightmare that could arise from the development, putting the future of the charity-raising Christmas lights display in jeopardy.
Despite raising $300,000 for charity in the past decade, residents like Amanda Giblett are prepared to cancel the display if their concerns are not addressed.