This Sydney suburb was promised a mosque. Seven years and millions of dollars later, the site sits empty

A proposal to build a mosque in southern Sydney, which has received almost $5 million in community funds and the support of a former NRL star, has stalled, and after almost seven years, two court battles, and a lengthy debate with the local council, the site remains empty.

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