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Christmas traditions in doubt in face of David Jones collapse

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Visiting the David Jones Christmas display has been a long-running tradition for Eunice Betts, two-year-old Sebastian and their family.Sitthixay Ditthavong
Visiting the David Jones Christmas display has been a long-running tradition for Eunice Betts, two-year-old Sebastian and their family.Sitthixay Ditthavong · The Age

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Santa had a full schedule as shoppers booked in their family photos, keen to see out their annual tradition for potentially the last time.

For many Australians, David Jones is synonymous with Christmas. As the 188-year-old retailer enters administration, Sydney shoppers are confronting the potential loss of traditions that have defined their festive season across generations.

Visiting the David Jones Christmas windows is a long-standing ritual for Eunice Betts and her family. She was taken there as a child, and now brings her children to admire the displays.

This year’s visit is bittersweet for Betts, who is accompanied by her partner and their two young children.

“It’s a real shame. There are so many families that come to see the displays and buy their decorations here,” Betts said.

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