There's no denying that Alex Hawke, Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, is a proud Australian but he is also another example of the Greek Australian success story.

Like many third and fourth generation Greek Australians, he neither speaks Greek (but for a few words), nor has he visited the country, but he does not deny that somewhere in his childhood, a drop of Greek spirit seeped into his soul.

Mary Sinanidis speaks to Minister Hawke in this Neos Kosmos podcast for The Interview.

There's no denying that Alex Hawke, Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, is a proud Australian but he is also another example of the Greek Australian success story.
Like many third and fourth generation Greek Australians, he neither speaks Greek (but for a few words), nor has he visited the country, but he does not deny that somewhere in his childhood, a drop of Greek spirit seeped into his soul.
Mary Sinanidis speaks to Minister Hawke in this Neos Kosmos podcast for The Interview.

The interview is the place where Neos Kosmos features prominent people in the community. A place where we can share our one-on-one conversations on topics and people in the news, and always with the Hellenic perspective.

The interview is the place where Neos Kosmos features prominent people in the community. A place where we can share our one-on-one conversations on topics and people in the news, and always with the Hellenic perspective.

NEOS KOSMOS | The interview

The interview is the place where Neos Kosmos features prominent people in the community. A place where we can share our one-on-one conversations on topics and people in the news, and always with the Hellenic perspective.

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