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Victorian multicultural and multifaith communities united yesterday for a peaceful community vigil, standing in solidarity with the Jewish community.

Yesterday, Victorian multicultural and multifaith leaders came together with the Premier of Victoria, the Hon Jacinta Allan to stand united against hate and violence.

The Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) is sickened and appalled by the horrific terror attack on innocent civilians at Bondi Beach, Sydney. Aimed, as it was, at members of the Jewish community, we condemn the violence unequivocally as a manifest act of antisemitism and terror.

We extend our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the deceased from the terrorist attack targeted at the Jewish community’s Chanukah celebrations. Our prayers are with them and their loved ones, their families, and friends of the Jewish community.

The Victorian Government and Victorian Multicultural Commission have recognised exceptional individuals and organisations whose efforts have strengthened inclusion, unity and belonging throughout Victoria.

More than 200 people have gathered at Melbourne’s Immigration Museum for a unique event uniting mental health experts, community leaders and Victorians from diverse cultural backgrounds.

The Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) has hosted its annual End of Year event with a spectacular gathering at Broadmeadows Town Hall.

The Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) is proud to share its 2024-25 Annual Report, tabled in State Parliament, showcasing a year of significant achievements, challenges and milestones.

Senior representatives from Victoria’s diverse faith communities have gathered in Melbourne for a lunch dedicated to renewing friendships and strengthening the collective commitment to peace, unity and social cohesion across Victoria.