Plans unveiled for new cultural centre and community projects

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The Eden Gardens venue, previously the Nineveh Club, opened in the 1980s, is one of the major achievements of the Assyrian Australian Association. Credit: Supplied

Newly elected secretary of the Assyrian Australian Association, Joe Joseph, shared details about the association's plans and projects for the upcoming year. A key priority is construction of a cultural centre, which will serve as a hub for cultural events, arts, a library, and other community activities. Joseph also highlighted ongoing efforts to expand the Ashurbanipal Library's archive digitisation project and discussed the Nimrod Simono Scholarship as part of the association's broader initiatives.



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