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ECCNSW AGM 2023
The 2023 Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday 10th December at 2pm (a light lunch to be served at 1pm) at the Ethnic Communities’ Council NSW office, 221 Cope St Waterloo. Membership renewal packs and AGM Notices are mailed out to our members. If you do not...
Australian Government’s plan to sustainably manage the Murray–Darling Basin
Australia is the driest inhabited continent on earth, making water a scarce and valuable natural resource that we must protect. The Murray–Darling Basin is Australia’s largest river system spanning 4 states and a territory. The Murray–Darling Basin is important to the...
Statement ECCNSW | Terrorist act in Wakeley
ETHNIC COMMUNITIES’ COUNCIL NSW – 16 APRIL 2024 The Ethnic Communities’ Council condemns in the strongest possible terms the terrorist act in Wakeley yesterday. The attack on any religious institution for any reason is abhorrent to our values and those of the...
Free / subsidised swimming lessons for Western Sydney children
Royal Life Saving NSW will be offering swimming lessons for up to1,000 children who live in communities with the highest drowning risk in the state and experience barriers to participating in swimming lessons, with the launch of Project Harmony. The $100,000 joint...
REGISTRATIONS OPEN: FECCA Conference | 16 – 17 October 2024
The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) Conference are now officially open! Join us at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from 16 - 17 October for two days of insightful and inspiring speakers, panel discussions, workshops, and...
Multicultural Demographics Data Explorer – Newly Launched
The Cancer Institute NSW has developed a unique self-service tool that provides access to granular information on multicultural communities for service planning. The dashboard includes distinctive visualisations on birthplace, ancestry, language spoken at home, and...
Starting a new job in Australia? Tax and superannuation info
If you’re starting a new job in Australia, it’s time to find out about tax and superannuation. Check out the ATO animated video, Starting a new job, that’s also available in the following languages: Arabic, Filipino, Korean, Nepali, Simplified Chinese...