Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praises Greek Australians in Independence Day message

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Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has sent a message to The Greek Herald‘s readers to mark Greek Independence Day today.

In the message, Mr Albanese praised the Greek community for their contributions to Australia and expressed his “gratitude for the aspiration and hard work, good humour and warm hearts, with which generations of Greek Australians have helped build our modern nation.”

Full message:

albanese message 25th march

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