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REGISTRATIONS OPEN FOR ANZAC DAY 2022 DAWN SERVICES

As previously notified, the Australian and New Zealand Embassies in Hanoi and the Australian Consulates-General in Ho Chi Minh City will jointly commemorate Anzac Day 2022 dawn services. The dawn service will be followed by light refreshments. Australian and New Zealand passport holders and their spouses and children can now register via the ...

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The governments of Vietnam and Australia are promoting bilateral comprehensive cooperation in various fields, towards the 50th anniversary of the diplomatic ties in February 2023, Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Nguyen Tat Thanh has said.

HCMC, 8 April 2022 – AusCham is delighted to welcome ANZ Bank (Vietnam) Limited as a renewed Corporate member in 2022.

Hanoi, 8 April 2022 – AusCham is delighted to welcome Savvycom Joint Stock Company as a new Corporate member in 2022.

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This Easter Sunday, escape to a sanctuary for the senses at the stunning, multi-award winning Banyan Tree Lăng Cô in Central Vietnam, a paradise of luxurious all-pool villas nestled between the azure waters of the East Sea and the Truong Son mountain range. Located nearby Banyan Tree Lăng Cô, Angsana Lăng Cô warmly welcomes families and friends to the heart of adventure and discovery. Get active ...

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It's fun for all family this Easter weekend with a selection of events to celebrate Easter.

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After two years of uncertainty for Australians living and working abroad, the recent reopening of borders is expected to drive a huge surge in top global talent returning to the Australian jobs market, according to the 2021 Advance Survey of Global Australians