櫻桃小溪華人社區協會

This year’s Chinese New Year Dinner was held on 9th February 2025.

There were 8 tables and everybody was having a good time.

Enrolment is now open for 2025. Returning students will be promoted to the next level unless requested by parents. New students will be assessed by the principal for class allocation.

The 35th Annual General Meeting of the Cherrybrook Chinese Community Association was held on Friday 30th August 2024

The honourable guests Philip Ruddock and his deputy Nathan Tilbury also attended

President Kwok Chau started the meeting by giving a welcoming speech.

Philip Ruddock was invited to give a speech.  He recounted on the relationship he had with the association over the years.  He also praised the association’s involvement in the community. 

He ended the speech by presenting several presents to the association which won a round of applause

It was then followed by the adaptation of the Minutes of the 34th Annual General Meeting and the 2023-2024 Financial Report.

At the meeting, executive members of the association for 2024-2025 were elected and the positions were elected by the new members. The result is as follows:

At the Annual General Meeting this year, Kwok Ling Chau, also known as K.L., was elected as the President for 2020-2021.

In response to feedback from member during the AGM who would like to know more about the new president, here is a brief about him.

K.L. was our Hon Secretary since 2017. Members who participated in programs, such as, EYD, Chinese Opera Singing Group and Chinese Language School would have met him face-to-face. He was a member of the CCCA since 1995, but was unable to serve the community until 2017 due to personal and work commitments. 

Married with two children, K.L. migrated to Australia with the family from Hong Kong in 1987. Since then he worked with Overseas Telecommunication Commission (OTC), a federal organisation, as the engineering manager responsible for design and upgrade of maritime shore-to-ship radio communications system around 13 coast radio stations in Australia.  

In 1993, OTC merged with Telecom Australia, he ended up working as the project manager carrying design and construction of critical radio communications system for use by first responders, such as police, fire and ambulance until 2013. 

K.L. looks forward to meeting all the members and friends face-to-face, hopefully in the not-too-distant future.

In order to improve the efficiency of managing the Cherrybrook Chinese Community Association Inc., the Management Committee convened on 23 September 2017, have decided that all sub-groups’ (including Seniors Group) activities will now be directly managed, coordinated, organised, facilitated and financed by the Management Committee.

This edict will take effect immediately.