Our magazine features articles and content written in both Vietnamese and English, contributed by members of the community.
Authors strive to showcase diverse perspectives and voices and promote cultural exchange through our publication.
Our magazine, originally named "Australian Vietnamese Women's Welfare Association" was first published in 1983 with only 200 copies.
In 1999, we renamed our magazine to "Phu Nu Viet" and it has since been released annually with 10,000 copies. We distribute our magazine through local events, such as Lunar New Year Festivals, across Melbourne regions..
We are pleased to invite submissions for the 2026 edition of Phụ Nữ Việt Magazine, which will be distributed during the Lunar New Year — Year of the Horse (Bính Ngọ).
Since its founding in 1983 and renaming in 1999, Phụ Nữ Việt has proudly served as a platform for the Vietnamese community to share their stories, perspectives, and creative work. Ten thousand copies are distributed yearly at major community events across the Melbourne metropolitan area, including Lunar New Year celebrations.
Theme of the 2026 edition:
“50 Years of Vietnamese Settlement in Australia – Memories, Stories, Resilience and Renewal”
This special edition will explore the journey of Vietnamese Australians over the past five decades, with a focus on mental health, resilience, and community well-being.
We welcome your stories, reflections, and creative expressions.
Submission details:
How to Submit:
Submit your work here:
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We warmly encourage you to participate in this meaningful edition by sharing your voice and creativity. Let’s celebrate our community’s journey together.
Subject to availabilities, a hard copy of the magazine can be obtained during business hours at any of our three offices.
