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Welcome to the Australian Hellenic Council

The Australian Hellenic Council is the peak representative body of the Australian Hellenic Community. It is made up of the secretariats of the Hellenic Councils of each of Australia’s States and Territories.

Each State and Territory Hellenic Council is in turn made up of representatives from Hellenic community organizations including regional brotherhoods and educational, welfare and youth organizations. Read More

 

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Find out about the current domestic and foreign policy issues that AHC is addressing.

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News and Events

Victory for Hellenic Education in Australia - Modern Greek to be included in the new Australian National Curriculum .

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The Nike Awards

The Nike Awards publicly recognise the achievements of people who have supported Australian Hellenism.

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Press Release

ADELAIDE GENOCIDE MEMORIAL UNVEILED

Adelaide, 20 May 2012 | The ‘city of churches’ now has a monument commemorating the loss of millions of Hellenes, Armenian and Assyrians, the indigenous peoples of Anatolia.

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AHC (NSW): new team, new initiatives

Sydney, 15 May 2012 | A broad representation of the Australian Hellenic community assembled last night for the Australian Hellenic Council (NSW)’s 2011 Annual General Meeting at Alexander’s Café Bar, Kogarah.

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Letter to SMH and The National Times editors.

Thursday 15 September 2011

Dear Editors,

RE: ‘Throw out cheating Greece before the rot cripples rest of the world’ Sydney Morning Herald 15 September 2011, page 11

The Australian Hellenic Council (NSW) is the peak public affairs body of the Australian Hellenic community in New South Wales. Amongst the key advocacy issues it works on are protection of the Hellenic heritage of Macedonia and promotion of Australian Hellenic heritage in this country, as well as in Hellas and Cyprus.

Before Mr Sheehan again launches cheap shots with provocative headlines, the AHC (NSW) recommends he visits the country and conducts his own research. The European financial crisis is far more to do with the problems of the entire European Union and the euro zone than the public debt of a single state alone.

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