‘Long Live Greece’: Anthony Albanese joins Greek community in marking National Day

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Federal Labor Leader, Anthony Albanese, has sent a joyful message of celebration to the Greek community of Australia to mark Greek Independence Day on March 25.

In his message, Mr Albanese stressed the strong connection between Greece and Australia and said “it’s something we take great pride in as Australians.”

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