The Dutch Courier
Part of the Dutch community in Australia since 1970
The Dutch Courier was first published in Victoria on behalf of the Associated Netherlands Societies in 1970 by Max Leening. The idea of the publication was to connect all the different Dutch clubs in Victoria through a publication that functioned like an extended newsletter.
Since the early days, this Victorian based Dutch newsletter has spread is wings to become a national newspaper for the Dutch community that still keeps touch with the Dutch clubs and organisations but has grown to include general news and stories about the Dutch in Australia, a bit of history, items about Dutch language and, of course, sports.
Former editor Cor Lefel who has done an amazing job putting the paper together for over ten years, recently handed over the resign to Carole Overmaat, known to most in and around Melbourne from her Dutch TV productions on Channel 31.
Since the early days, this Victorian based Dutch newsletter has spread is wings to become a national newspaper for the Dutch community that still keeps touch with the Dutch clubs and organisations but has grown to include general news and stories about the Dutch in Australia, a bit of history, items about Dutch language and, of course, sports.
Former editor Cor Lefel who has done an amazing job putting the paper together for over ten years, recently handed over the resign to Carole Overmaat, known to most in and around Melbourne from her Dutch TV productions on Channel 31.
