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Australia

  • Australian made, Australian Grown logo on the rise
    3 Sep 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    With demand for Australian made products on the rise, businesses are increasingly branding their wares with the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo.

  • Theo Markos at the forum on Thursday night.
    Greek community and parents urge school: "bring back Greek"
    3 Sep 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Around 150 parents, grandparents, children and community members united at a forum on Thursday night lobbying to reintroduce Greek to the curriculum at Wales St primary school in Melbourne.

  • Feminine prints featured at this week's MSFW.
    Arthur Galan mixes it up at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week
    3 Sep 2010 (0)

    A full house gathered at the Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday night for the second major runway show for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week 2010 Designer Series.

  • George Megolagenis takes great delight in the fact that neither major party emer
    Megalogenis proclaims election "strangest ever"
    31 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    George Megalogenis, senior columnist at The Australian, has described the recent Federal Election as "possibly the strangest election result you'll ever get in Australia, but possibly one we

  • The three Amigos.
    Odds against major parties being able to deliver a full term
    30 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Australia's first hung parliament in 70 years indicates an interesting social trend, said Arthur Sinodinos, former Chief of Staff to ex Prime Minister John Howard.

  • Vamvakinou. Happy outcome.
    Election results positive
    30 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Regardless of Australia's hung parliament verdict, reelected Labor member for Calwell in Victoria, Maria Vamvakinou, said the positive overall results in her electorate and in Victoria indicate app

  • Xeros-Constantinides. Mental health prize.
    Migrant poem wins essay prize
    30 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    On Saturday Dr. Sophia Xeros-Constantinides was awarded the inaugural Ann Morgan Essay Prize for her poem about how the trauma of migrant parents affects their children.

  • Corrections Victoria deny 'Prison Masterchef' incident
    25 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Corrections Victoria has issued a harsh rebuff following reports that convicted serial rapist John Xydias took part in a competition dubbed "Prison Masterchef".

  • Heart attack software developed
    23 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Greek Australians with heart conditions should have one less reason to panic this week, with the announcement that the National Heart Foundation of Australia has developed life-saving new diagnosti

  • More mental health support needed for older Greek Australians
    19 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    As the Greek Australian population ages, more support around mental health care is needed, says Acting CEO of Fronditha aged care, Jim Scantsonihas.

  • Heart attack software to put patients at ease
    19 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Greek Australians with heart conditions should have one less reason to panic this week, with the announcement that the National Heart Foundation of Australia has developed life-saving new diagnosti

  • Greek Australian students dance at a recent NUGAS ball.
    Mature age students: NUGAS turns 40
    17 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Young Greek Australians will converge in Sydney next weekend, for the annual National Union of Greek Students (NUGAS) AGM, celebrating NUGAS's 40th year.

  • Greek Australians hit a sticky wicket.
    Greek Australians step up to the crease
    17 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Cricket is not a sport one readily associates with Greece, but it is on a good wicket on Corfu, where it's been played since 1823.

  • Harry Tsindos, the new leader of the Cypriot Community of Melbourne and Victoria
    New blood takes over the helm
    17 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    New president of the Cypriot Community in Melbourne and Victoria (CCMV), Harry Tsindos, said his focus as leader will be on making the community group relevant for the future.

  • Students at Monash University who are studying Modern Greek.
    Opposing trends in enrolments
    17 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Greek studies at Latrobe University is popular but students prefer to undertake studies in English rather than in Greek, Maria Herodotou, lecturer and program coordinator for the Greek Studies prog

  • Kymberlie Dimozantos. Australian Greens.
    Greek issues top on the Greens list
    16 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Australian Greens candidate for Bendigo Kymberlie Dimozantos said to Neos Kosmos that the Greens’ policies on education, healthcare and renewable energy would benefit all of the community, includin

  • Commander Stavridis has earned an excellent package.
    A Greek boy's commanding position
    9 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (1)

    Sydney's John Stavridis reached a big milestone for himself and Sydney's Greek community last month when he took command of HMAS Arunta, a warship in the frontline of Australia's naval defence.

  • Steve Georganas is an ALP candidate in South Australia.
    Nine Greek Australians stand for Federal Election
    9 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Nine Greek-Australians will be standing as candidates at the upcoming Federal election on August 21.

    The Labor Party has two incumbent members in relatively safe seats.

  • Candidates with a twist
    9 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    The 2010 Federal election will see a number of Greek candidates run for smaller political parties or as independents.

  • Steven Megaloudis enjoys being a boffin.
    Steve and Byron up for science prize
    9 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    A year and a half ago, Steven Megaloudis thought X-Rays were used only at airports or when you broke a bone.

  • Simon Crean speaks with Laura Burgoine from Neos Kosmos.
    Simon Crean: Let Australia reach its full potential
    9 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Labor member for Hotham and Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations, Education, and Social Inclusion, Simon Crean said he will continue to lobby for the inclusion of Greek in the national c

  • Searches continue for missing Greek man
    9 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    As National Missing Persons Week draws to a close this weekend the search continues for Queensland man Michael Lalos, who disappeared the day before his 85th birthday on July 15.

  • FECCA. Migrant vote.
    FECCA: stop using migrants as scapegoats
    9 Aug 2010 (0)

    The Labor and Liberal parties are at risk of losing the migrant vote in the upcoming federal election according to the Chairman of the Federation of Ethnic Communities Council of Australia (FECCA),

  • Hellenic Council NSW promotes Greeks in politics
    5 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    The Australian Hellenic Council (AHC) of NSW met on Monday for their quarterly meeting, to discuss how to promote issues affecting Greek Australians in the upcoming Federal election.

  • Anastasios Koutsikos, principal of Think Tax. PHOTO PETER KAKALIAS
    Think Tax, think Anastasios
    3 Aug 2010 (0)

    Principal of Think Tax, and director of strategy at the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HACCI), Anastasios Koutsikos, has been in the numbers game for 20 years, his thirst for

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