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‘Completely unacceptable’: Katter lashed for outburst on journalist

The antics of a federal MP who raised his fist and threatened to punch a journalist have been labelled unacceptable by his colleagues. Maverick MP Bob Katter, 80, confronted a …

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Voula Tsolaki and Aris Kipouros: Seventy years side by side across three continents

The life journey of a couple through migration, family and seeding love
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Life & Culture

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Greece’s Lanthimos tackles extinction fears with dark satire ‘Bugonia’

Acclaimed Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos said on Thursday he hoped to “trigger people” to think more about human extinction in his new film “Bugonia”, an apocalyptic satire about conspiracy theories …

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Nick Polidoros: From Expozay to exporting to the world

How Nick Polidoros turned failure into success, carrying his father's lessons to the global hotel stage
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Tsitsipas falls in US Open five-setter

Stefanos Tsitsipas’s US Open campaign has come to an end after a five-set loss to Germany’s Daniel Altmaier in the second round. The Greek, seeded No. 26, fell 7-6 (5), …

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Lighting, luxury and La Scala: Anna Giannis on the trends shaping design in 2025

When international interior designer Anna Giannis speaks about design, her words weave a tapestry as textured and layered as the spaces she creates. Her most recent journey — a whirlwind …

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30th Greek Film Festival – honouring the past, looking to the future

Historic expansions, career retrospectives and a blend of old hits and new premieres characterise the upcoming 30th Greek Film Festival, which shows no signs of slowing after three decades of …

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Aussie firms want clear AI laws to meet tech challenge

Large Australian businesses are delaying the adoption of artificial intelligence technology due to concerns about its regulation and a lack of skilled workers, a report has found. AI’s deployment is …

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‘You’re a racist’: Veteran MP raises fist at Greek Australian reporter

Maverick federal MP Bob Katter threatened to punch a journalist after his heritage was questioned ahead of so-called pro-Australia marches planned across the country. Katter, 80, confronted a TV reporter …

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Greek experts bring global insights on refugee integration to Melbourne

The global refugee crisis continues to affect millions, shaping national debates and international policy. War, climate change, natural disasters, and economic hardship drive people to leave their homelands, yet the …

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Greece’s underrepresented landscapes on display in Victorian Pyrenees

Australian photographer Ashley Perry embarked on a journey to highlight the Greek spots not shown in the tourist reels on Instagram, collating together a collection of 13 pictures in an …

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Power of storytelling and the dangers it faces highlighted in Inaugural Multicultural Oration

Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos delivered a frank oration on the importance of storytelling, describing its power to share information to the masses and the problems that arise when the narrative is …

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“Women of Asia Minor” – celebrating those who preserved Asia Minor Hellenism after the Burning of Smyrna

The events of September 1922 marked a catastrophic blow to Asia Minor Hellenism, with their culture maintained only through the efforts of the survivors, and it is that story that …

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Students excel at 7th Greek Public Speaking Festival

Victoria’s students produced another strong display at this year’s Greek Public Speaking Festival, which continues to build on its reputation as a vehicle encouraging the learning of Greek at school …

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Professor George Kanarakis passes away

The Greek community mourns the passing of Professor George Kanarakis, a distinguished academic who brought Greek-Australian literature and the history of the diaspora press to wider recognition through his seminal …

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Netanyahu acknowledges Armenian, Greek and Assyrian genocides amid Israel–Turkey row

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has for the first time publicly recognised the genocides of the Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians at the hands of the Ottoman Empire during World War …

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