Peter Dutton MP commends Greek community in 2024 Christmas message

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Australia’s Leader of the Opposition, Peter Dutton MP, has praised the contribution of the Greek community to Australian society in his 2024 Christmas message.

In the message, Mr Dutton also commended The Greek Herald on its “informative” reporting this year.

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