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Meeting with Croatian academic Ivana Hebrang-Grgić
On Saturday 26 September 2026 members of the committee of the Croatian Archive Association of Australia met with Dr Ivana Hebrang-Grgić in the Croatian club in Sydney's Concord.
The committee welcomed her back to Australia and thanked her for her continued support of the work of the association.
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Happy Statehood Day, 30 May
The Croatian Archive of Australia wishes its members and the Croatian community a very happy Statehood Day, May 30.
Read MoreHappy Easter 2026
The Croatian Archive of Australia wishes its members, supporters and the whole Croatian community a very Happy Easter.
Read MoreNew committee elected for 2026
On Sunday 15 March 2026, the Croatian Archive Association of Australia's annual general meeting was held at the Croatian Catholic Centre in Summer Hill, Sydney, where a new committee was elected, consisting of the following members:
President: Vesna Žuro
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Annual General Meeting of the Archive - March 15, 2026
CROATIAN ARCHIVE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA INC.
INVITATION TO THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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Australian Croatian Children's Fund Gala Dinner 20 February 2026
The Australian Croatian Children's Fund
Friday, 20 February 2026
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
The Croatian Archive of Australia wishes its members, supporters and the whole Croatian community a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year.
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20 Years of the Croatian Archive of Australia booklet
75 Years of the Croatian Club Adelaide: exhibition
A pop-up exhibition in the foyer of Adelaide's Migration Museum features treasures from the archives of the Croatian Club Adelaide. On display as part of the Croatian History Festival Adelaide 2025, the club’s activities in the past and the present are explored through photos and documents.
The Croatian Club Adelaide was the first of its kind in Australia. The founders sought to create a home for South Australian Croatians. From the outset, the club embraced every opportunity to promote Croatian identity and culture to the wider public. It served as a model for Croatians in other states. The Club spawned groups catering to different needs and interests, beginning with Croatia Soccer Club in 1952. The ethnic school, folkloric ensemble, women’s organisation, and radio program, among others, followed. Most remain active today.
Read MoreHappy Easter 2025
The Croatian Archive of Australia wishes its members, supporters and the whole Croatian community a very Happy Easter.
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Hrvatski dom, April-May 1963
Annual General Meeting of the Archive - March 9, 2025
CROATIAN ARCHIVE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA INC.
INVITATION TO THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
The Croatian Archive of Australia wishes its members, supporters and the whole Croatian community a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year.
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