The Hungarian Community Centre, located in Wantirna, Victoria, is the main central facility for the vast Australian-Hungarian population living in Melbourne.
It is home to many specialty Hungarian clubs that help promote the Hungarian culture and traditions in Australia. The centre also has a number of its
halls available for hire to the general public.
The Hungarian Community Centre, located in Wantirna, Victoria, is the main central facility for the vast Australian-Hungarian population living in Melbourne. It is home to many specialty Hungarian clubs that help promote the Hungarian culture and traditions in Australia. The centre also has a number of its halls available for hire to the general public.
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Due a technical problem the Hiradó is not available on line. If you would like to receive a copy, please send your contact details on Contact Us.

Sunday, February 12: Goulash and Fish Soup Cooking Competition (Gulyás és Halászlé Főzőverseny). Do you have a favourite Goulash and Fish Soup recipe? Why not cook it at the competition. You could win $100. Or just come along and taste the tasty creations from midday onwards. Later in the afternoon the popular Langos and pancakes will be on sale. For further enquiries contact Olga on 9754 8579.

Saturday, March 3: Nostalgia Carnival with Edda's Attila Pataky. The evening promises to be re-kindle Edda's hits accompanied by Pityu. For bookings and enquiries contact Olga Veto 03 9754 8579.

Hiradó: Would you like to receive the Hungarian Community Centre’s monthly newsletter? Please send cheque for $12 to Hiradó, 750 Boronia Road, Wantirna 3152 or if you prefer on email send your email address on Contact Us.

Korona Csárda Hungarian Restaurant: All you can eat Buffet!!! Open:  Fri 6-11pm; Sat 6-11pm ; Sun 11.30-3pm  Special Functions up to 80 guests can be arranged. Bookings/Enquires: 9801 8887; email:koronacsarda@yahoo.com.au

HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE COURSES: for enquiries about learning Hungarian ONLY, please contact Marika Szabo on 0409 434417or email: mariaszabo@optusnet.com.au

 Please note: We welcome general enquiries about the Hungarian Community Centre and the community, however we are unable to deal with requests for the search for relatives and friends. Rokon és barátok keresésével nem foglalkozunk

Sunday 13 March: Commemoration of the 1848-48 Uprising.
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Wantirna, Victoria 3152


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The Hungarian Community Centre is made up of various organisations that represent particular aspects of Hungarian community interests.
The Australian Hungarian Transylvania Association

President Kálmán Bálint Tel: (03) 9794 6429

The Association supports the maintenance and strengthening of language, culture, heritage and traditions of Hungarians living outside of its borders. It is particularly involved in the wellbeing of Hungarians living in Transylvania by supporting their schools, orphanages, churches and welfare organisations. The Association provides tertiary scholarships for students from disadvantaged families.

Meetings are on the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm at the Hungarian Community Centre's Transylvanian Room.
Gyongyosbokreta Folk Dance Group

Contact Imre Sinka
Jutka Huszár		 Tel: 0413 423 130
Tel: 0412 809 793

The folkdance group caters for the more advanced dancers and it also includes the “mature” dancers who commenced dancing later. It is actively involved in the promotion and maintenance of Hungarian cultural life.

Rehearsals are Wednesday nights at 6.30pm for the “mature” dancers and 8pm for the advanced dancers.

From March to May 2011 the dance group will be taught by professional dancer, Árpád Kiss from Hungary
Hungarian Scouts

54 sz. Hunor and Magyar boys scouts Tibor Gruber Tel: (03) 5968 9939
63 sz. Tormay Cecil girls scouts Eva Kovassy Tel: (03) 9884 8011
52 sz. Hollos Matyas senior scouts Zsuzsa Czudar Tel: (03) 9759 6458
Scouting support organisation - President Róbert Kovács Tel: (03) 9723 3589

The objectives of the Hungarian scouting movement is for Hungarian-speaking Youth to learn and live by the scout laws, adopt the scouting way-of-life as written by Lord Baden Powell, and to embrace the richness of their cultural heritage as inspired by the teachings of Count Pal Teleki.

Fortnightly meetings at the Hungarian Community Centre's Youth Hall.
Knox Hungarian Senior Citizens Club Inc.

President Teréz Tóth Tel: (03) 9898 3930

The object of the Knox Hungarian Senior Citizens Club is to enrich the lives of older Hungarians who may otherwise be isolated. Members are able to share traditional Hungarian meals at gatherings.

Meetings are held every second Tuesday.
Hungarian Embroidery Club

Founder Magdolna Bognár Tel: (03) 9874 5242

The club aims are to maintain, practice and pass on to others and future generations the art of traditional Hungarian folk embroidery.

Meetings are every second Thursday
Hungarian Community Centre Folkdance Group

President Simona Jobbágy Mob: 0411 486 242

To teach Hungarian folk dance to young people and to be actively involved in the cultural life of the Hungarian community.

Children between the ages of 5 and 10 practice on Fridays from 6.00 pm to 7.00 pm. Dancers up to the age of 16 practice Fridays from 7.00 pm.

From March to May 2011 the dance group will be taught by professional dancer, Árpád Kiss from Hungary
Hungarian Language School

Principal Marika Szabó Tel: (03) 9870 8768

The Hungarian school serves the Hungarian community by teaching the language, literature and culture to children from kindergarten to VCE. The school also involves itself in community activities.

Classes are held Friday nights at 6.30-8.30pm at the Bocskai Hall (Fitzroy); Saturday morning 9.30 to 12.30pm at the Hungarian Community Centre.
Melbourne Hungarian TV

President Sándor Polónyi Tel: (03) 9762 2875

Melbourne Hungarian Television Ass. Inc produces programs that highlight the many aspects of Hungarian life in Victoria.

MHTV programs can be seen on Channel 31 at 4.30pm Sundays.
Hungarian Human Rights Foundation

Contact Péter Antal Tel: (03) 9886 7271

The role of the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation is to monitor the human rights of Hungarians where ever they may live. To achieve this aim the Foundation maintains contact with other Hungarian organisations within and outside Australia.
Trianon Society of Victoria

President Etelka Papp Tel: (03) 9796 0780

The Society researches and presents to the world the disastrous impact on Hungary of the infamous Treaty of Trianon signed at Versailles 4 June 1920.

Meetings are on the first Monday of the month at 11am.

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