According to the preamble of the current Constitution, the Vietnamese Community in Victoria was established in the late 1970s, but it does not indicate the date of establishment. According to information from the Vietnamese Community in Australia, our Community was established at the National Conference organised in Canberra on December 26, 1977. The representatives of Victoria were Dr Nguyễn Triệu Đan, Mrs Huỳnh Bích Cẩm and Mr Đoàn Việt Trung. Although Dr Nguyễn Văn Hưng did not attend this Conference, he was later invited to become its General Secretary from 1977 to 1982. Thanks to the information from Mrs Huỳnh Bích Cẩm and thanks to a number of documents found, the Vietnamese Friendly Society was established on February 10, 1976, as the forerunner of the Vietnamese Community in Victoria. We advocate providing correct information, so if you have additional or different information with evidence, please share with us so we can edit our works.