Tatar diaspora in Australia has more than 500 people. Approximately 100 Tatar-Bashkurt families live in different cities of Australia with the largest community living in Adelaide, capital of South Australia. Other smaller Tatar communities reside in Sydney (about 50 people) and Melbourne (about 30 people). Tatar Diaspora in Australia emerged during the World War I with the first Tatar man Abdul Ganivahoff arriving to Melbourne, Australia, in 1916, as a Russian sailor. Tatar diaspora in Australia comprises two main organisations. In 1984, Sagit Sadri with his wife Laila Sadri (Gabitov) founded the Association of South Australian Tatars. The largest organization today is Tatar-Bashkurt Association in Australia which was founded in 1990 by an official representative of Bashkortostan in Australia Mr Zia Maski. Since 2004 Tatar Association is led by an active supporter of Tatar culture Shohrat Valiff. Tatarcha
Australiadage Tatar Diasporada 500ge yakin kesheler bar. 100 Tatar gaylesi Australiyaneng torle shaharlarda yashi, kubese Adelaide shaharenda, 50 keshege yakin Sydneyda hem 30 keshege yakin Melbournda yashiler. Berenche Tatar keshese Abdul Ganivahoff kilde Australianeng Melbourne sheherene Berenche Donya sugish vakitinda 1916 yelda. Hazerge konde Australiade ike Tatar oeshmasi eshli. 1984che elda Adelaide sheherende yashagen Sagit hem Laila Sadri Konyak Australia Tatar oeshmasen oeshterdelar. 1990 eldan Tatar-Bashkurt Associaziyase oeshtergan. Hazerge konde Tatar-Bashkurt Associaziyase Australiade ing zur oeshma diep sanala. 2004che yeldan bashlap Tatar-Bashkurt Associaziyane Shohrat Valiff bashkara. 
Beautiful River Torrens in Adelaide City Centre
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