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Jacinta Allan wants more Victorian streets to bear Greek names

Victoria’s Greek community enthusiastically responded to the call to put more Greek names on Victoria’s map, as part of the state government’s “Remember a Local – Name a Place” campaign. …

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Yiannis Rerakis on the need for a new masculinity – a positive redefinition

The Melbourne life coach and ManCave facilitator grew up bound by the pride and pressure of Greek manhood. Now he's guiding a new generation of boys and men toward vulnerability, healing, and emotional truth
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What’s On this June: Festivals, music, food and more

VIC RAISING BILINGUAL CHILDREN IN MELBOURNE Pharos Alliance will host its third annual parent seminar on Raising Bilingual Children. Led by Professor Joseph Lo Bianco, President of Pharos Alliance and …

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Half a million undiagnosed: Confronting Australia’s diabetes crisis

“Παν μέτρον άριστον”: Dr Sof Andrikopoulos explains why moderation is key to prevention—and how new therapies are changing the game in diabetes care
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Tsitsipas on new coach and his relationship with his father

Stefanos Tsitsipas recently spoke about his new coach Goran Ivanisevic and his evolved relationship with his ex-coach and father. Speaking on The Changeover Podcast, Tsitsipas said it’s not just the …

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Concerns surface as US reviews AUKUS security pact

WHAT IS AUKUS? * AUKUS is a partnership between Australia, the US and UK * Pillar I supports Australia’s acquisition of conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines * Under the $368 billion …

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What’s On second half of June: Greek entertainment for all

VIC GREEK FOOD AND WINE FESTIVAL A celebration of Greek wine and food along with live music with Demotika band and entertainment for all ages. Showcasing Greek and local wines, …

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Parenting payments to increase to match inflation

Parents are set to get a financial boost with increases to social security payments. A range of welfare payments will rise by 2.4 per cent from the beginning of July …

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Hiker dies in Greece bear encounter

A bear who pushed a hiker to his death in a ravine in northeast Greece may have thought humans were planning an attack, wildlife experts said Tuesday. The body of …

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Greek Australian talent shines in Legally Blonde: The Musical

Legally Blonde: The Musical is coming to Melbourne’s National Theatre this July, with two Greek Australian performers taking the stage. The show, announced by the independent theatre group, Theatrical Inc., …

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Darwin’s Greek GleNTi draws 40,000 in celebration of the Top-End’s Greek culture and community

Darwin’s iconic Greek GleNTi was a resounding success over the weekend, attracting more than 40,000 people to the city’s Esplanade for a celebration of Greek culture, food, dance, and music. …

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Australian shares post record close as financials surge

Australia’s share market has closed at its highest ever level as multiple sectors rallied on hopes of a trade resolution between the United States and China. The S&P/ASX200 rallied 66 …

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Literary memorial to honour Panagiotis Iasonides’ legacy at Alphington Grammar

A Literary Memorial honouring the life and legacy of the late Panagiotis (Peter) George Iasonides will be held at Alphington Grammar School on Friday, 11 July, at 6.30pm. The event, …

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Shedding light on Greek political prisoners in the 20th century

Months after the remains of over 30 political prisoners from the Greek Civil War were discovered in Thessaloniki, another 14 were dug up this past weekend. The discovery of these …

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Fertility giant caught up in second embryo mix-up

A leading fertility clinic has been embroiled in a second embryo transfer blunder. Staff at Monash IVF’s Clayton laboratory on Thursday incorrectly transferred a patient’s embryo to them instead of …

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