Immigration Minister Andrew Giles sends message to mark Greek National Day

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The Federal Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, Andrew Giles MP, has shared a special message to Greek communities in Australia in honour of Greek Independence Day.

In the message, Mr Giles revealed that he has had the privilege of working closely and engaging with the Greek Australian community.

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Andrew Giles’ message for Greek Independence Day.

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