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27/11/2025
27/11/2025

Data on crimes committed by migrants in Australia will be tracked by the United States, following a directive from the Trump Administration.

26/11/2025
26/11/2025
The Victorian Lebanese Community Council (VLCC), in partnership with the Multicultural Fun Festival, is inviting members...
26/11/2025

The Victorian Lebanese Community Council (VLCC), in partnership with the Multicultural Fun Festival, is inviting members of the community to attend a special seminar with the Australian Federal Police on Wednesday, 3 December, at 6:00 pm.
The event will be held at 106 Barry Road, Campbellfield, VIC.
The seminar aims to increase community awareness of Australian laws, strengthen engagement between the Lebanese community and the Australian Federal Police, and provide an open platform to exchange perspectives and build mutual understanding.
This initiative is part of the VLCC’s ongoing efforts to support community safety and promote positive multicultural relationships.
For more information, contact:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0405 506 555

26/11/2025
25/11/2025

AMMC reported Live at the ECCV Conference Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan addressed an unprecedented crowd of multicultural communities She paid respect to Traditional Owners of this land and their 60000 year history of continuous culture and acknowledged the strong leadership present

Premier Allan highlighted how migration has shaped Victoria transforming it from a closed society into a diverse and open state and recognised ECCV as an independent voice for multicultural Victoria for over 50 years

She spoke about the multicultural review noting that while multicultural values remain strong the structures and policies supporting them need renewal Communities want stronger protections against racism easier access to culturally aware services and more say in decisions affecting their lives

Premier Allan announced new multicultural Victoria legislation next year to be shaped by ECCV and community input She praised communities for standing firm against racism and conflict emphasising that Victorias story is one of fairness opportunity and diversity

A powerful and important message on multiculturalism and inclusion well worth listening to coverage by AMMC

25/11/2025
25/11/2025

ECCV CEO Farah Farouque delivered a brief address highlighting the strong turnout from Victoria’s multicultural communities and the unprecedented level of nominations in this year’s elections. She emphasised that this energy and engagement reflect the power of collective effort and the achievements it continues to drive.
Former Victorian Premier Steve Bracks also contributed a message via video, expressing his support for the ECCV and the vital role multicultural communities play across the state.

AMMC | African Music and Cultural FestivalGreat to have Julian Hill MP join us at Fed Square! 🇦🇺🌍He toured our market st...
23/11/2025

AMMC | African Music and Cultural Festival

Great to have Julian Hill MP join us at Fed Square! 🇦🇺🌍

He toured our market stalls, food spaces and activity zones, and shared remarks celebrating diversity, community connections and the cultural contributions of African Australians. Minister Hill also spent time with vendors, performers and community leaders, showing strong support for small businesses and grassroots initiatives.

His visit was warmly welcomed and reflects his ongoing commitment to multicultural communities.

Thank you, Minister Hill, for celebrating with us! 🎉✨

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