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In addition to the increased Federal Government funding for the construction of the Vietnamese Museum Australia, and Maribyrnong Council granting a planning permit, there is more news.

The importance of cancer screening for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities is the key focus of this year’s Multicultural Health Week.

Since August 2021, Centrelink have put debt pauses in place to help ease the pressure on people dealing with COVID-19 lockdowns and more recent disaster events.

We, the concerned members in the Vietnamese Community, are honoured to invite you to attend a special consultative Forum for young leaders and members of the Vietnamese Community in Victoria…

myGov is a simple and secure way to access government services online. We are making some changes to myGov so that it is easier to use.

The Australian Government provides financial support if you were directly affected by a declared natural disaster.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) anticipates that COVID-19 will continue to impact the income and deductions taxpayers will be reporting this tax time. 

Today the Vietnamese Museum Australia (VMA) would like to announce the successful application and approval of a town planning permit to build a museum in Donald Street, Footscray.

Services Australia’s Customer Service Officers and Aged Care Specialist Officers can help you find out about My Aged Care services. It’s free to use these face-to-face services.

Cancer Council Victoria in partnership with The Daffodil Centre are calling for people from the Vietnamese community affected by cancer during the past two years to share their stories