Shadow Minister for Immigration Dan Tehan marks Greek Independence Day

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The Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Dan Tehan has sent his warmest wishes to Greeks living across Australia in honour of Greek Independence Day today.

In his message, Mr Tehan shared:

“On behalf of the Coalition and the communities we represent, I extend the warmest wishes to all Greek people on Greek Independence Day.

Today we reflect on the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought for freedom as well as the courage and determination of the Greek spirit.

As Greeks come together to honour their past, we also celebrate your contribution to shaping the future in Greece, in Australia and around the world.”

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