Congratulations HCC President Simon Chan This Chinese new year begins auspiciously as we congratulate HCC President Simon Chan who has recently been appointed to the NSW Multicultural Advisory Council and will be officially welcomed by the community later this month.
HCC Young Professionals Inspiration Event 21 May 2018I N V I T A T I O NBOOK HERE Facebook Page
W I N T E R W O N D E R N e t w o r k i n g E v e n t Tuesday 5 June 2018 I N V I T A T I O NBOOK HERE
Chinese Gardens Celebrates Chinese New Year Launching The Chinese Garden of Friendship 30th Anniversary this year, the initiative of Minister Victor Dominello with the Chinese Gardens Advisory Panel welcomed key community leaders and representatives to…
HCC Celebrates the Third Annual Chinese New Year Banquet HCC celebrated our third official Chinatown Chinese New Year Banquet at The Eight restaurant on 2 March 2017 featuring the NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, The Hon. Tanya Plibersek MP, The Hon, Victor Dominello, Dr Charlie Teo and Dr..
HCC Christmas Event FullHCC held our annual Christmas Networking event at the wonderful Novotel Sydney Central last week. With numbers exceeding 120 attendees, our maximum numbers required to relocate the event from the rooftop to the cocktail lounge which was able to cater for the large…
Celebrate the exciting Chinese New Year of the Earth Dog 2018 with HCC. Symbolising intelligence and protection, 2018 is expected to bring many changes in the way we view our lives. This celebratory evening will feature a night of unique entertainment, 12 course banquet…
HCC Youth Leadership Sub Committee From L to R: Jeffrey Tan, Arthur Chao, Kerena Tran, Serena Tran, Hayden Wong and James Cui We recently come across this quote that ‘True leaders don’t create followers they create more leaders’ (ref: Unknown), it is apparent that HCC is focusing on…
In response to the News.com.au article ‘Why Chinese Centres of Australian Cities are Changing’; Simon Chan, President of Haymarket Chamber of Commerce, wishes to make a number of correction and clarification to the article ‘Chinatowns in Australia are dying’ published in news.com.au…
