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Our multicultural community at a glance

26/2/2019

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Did you know that one in 10 (10.5%) of Albury/Wodonga residents were born overseas? Did you know that Nepali is our most spoken language, other than English. See more on the snapshot below. You can also visit here to read a more in-depth report about our diversity, according to the most recent Australian Census.
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AWECC becomes a 'Welcoming Cities' supporter

26/2/2019

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AWECC has committed to become a supporter of the Welcoming Cities Network. Welcoming Cities is a global movement which supports local governments to advance communities where everyone can belong and participate in social, cultural, economic and civic life. Welcoming Cities is part of a growing network of more than 135 municipalities, and many more supporting organisations, around the world. As a supporter, AWECC has committed to supporting local councils in welcoming and inclusion initiatives. Here is the commitment statement we have signed.  
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AWECC acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the traditional custodians of the lands we now call home. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We are committed to the process of reconciliation with Australia's First Peoples, acknowledging the important role they play in Australia's future. 

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