Labor pledges $500,000 to upgrade St Spyridon Parish Hall in Sydney’s east

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Federal Member for Kingsford Smith, Matt Thistlethwaite today announced that a re-elected Albanese Labor Government will deliver $500,000 to support a comprehensive upgrade of the St Spyridon Parish Hall.

This election commitment will support extensive renovations including structural improvements, modernised facilities, and enhanced community spaces that will benefit the thriving Greek Orthodox community across Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

Labor pledges $500,000 to upgrade St Spyridon Parish Hall in Sydney’s East

The Albanese Government said it will consistently support cultural institutions that preserve and celebrate Greek heritage throughout the region, recognising the profound contribution of Greek Australians to our nation’s multicultural identity.

Consistent with past practice, election commitments will be delivered in line with Commonwealth Grants Rules and Principles.

Labor pledges $500,000 to upgrade St Spyridon Parish Hall in Sydney’s East

Federal Member for Kingsford Smith, Matt Thistlethwaite MP, commented on the announcement.

“St Spyridon has been the heart of the Greek community in Sydney’s East for generations, hosting everything from language schools to cultural celebrations,” Minister Thistlethwaite said.

“This $500,000 investment ensures this vital community hub can continue serving families for decades to come.

“Our Greek community has helped shape the character and vibrancy of our local area, and only a re-elected Albanese Labor Government will continue delivering the support these important cultural institutions deserve.”

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