NSW Minister for Multiculturalism sends message to mark OXI Day

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The NSW Minister for Multiculturalism, Mark Coure MP, has issued a message to the local Greek community marking the anniversary of Greece’s National Day (OXI Day) on October 28.

In his message, Mr Coure said NSW “is a richer place because of the Greek Australian community” and said the values that OXI Day represent are values that the people of NSW also share.

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