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Is Valkanis the man to get Brisbane roaring again?

Michael Valkanis has woken to air-raid sirens that ended his historic coaching stint in Israel, earnt the ire of the nation when overhauling the Greek national team, helmed Dutch giants …

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What do mums really want? We asked the woman who built a business around the answer

Christie Nicholas, Mumpower CEO, shares with Neos Kosmos what she's learned in her 15-year mission to understand the mum mindset, as a marketer, a mother, and a daughter shaped by generations of strong Greek women
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Sydney Festival to close with orchestral tribute to Greek cinema’s Golden Age

The 43rd Greek Festival of Sydney will come to a close on Sunday, May 11, with a one-night-only orchestral event celebrating the timeless music of Greece’s cinematic golden age. Titled …

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Football Australia name interim CEO after Johnson quits

Football Australia is on the lookout for a new chief executive after James Johnson announced his resignation from the role that has taken in some of the most turbulent and …

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Angelique Cassimatis ready for the craziness of Beetlejuice The Musical

Greek Aussie singer, actor and dancer Angelique Cassimatist talks to Neos Kosmos about her upcoming role in Beetlejuice The Musical
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FECCA calls on Federal Government to show further action on inclusion

The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) has urged the re-elected Albanese government to continue its stated commitment to a strong, inclusive and cohesive society. FECCA issued its …

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Restored films of late Greek-Cypriot Australian filmmaker Anna Kannava to screen in Melbourne

This past Monday May 5 marked 14 years since Greek-Cypriot Australian filmmaker Anna Kannava passed away at 51. Born in Cyprus in 1959, Anna migrated to Melbourne with her mother …

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Eurovision 2025: Klavdia delivers powerful first rehearsal for Greece in Basel

Greece’s Eurovision 2025 entry got off to a strong start with its first rehearsal on Monday, as Klavdia took to the stage at St Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland, performing her …

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Greek man says attacked by tennis star Tsitsipas’s family dog

A man in Greece on Tuesday said he needed stitches after allegedly being bitten by the family dog of tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas. The 71-year-old claims he was attacked outside …

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End of an online era as Microsoft closes Skype

Skype, the once-popular video call service, has ended operations after more than 20 years. Owner Microsoft had announced the move in February, encouraging Skype users to migrate to its communications …

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Brisbane Roar eyeing Valkanis as Zadkovich replacement

Battling Brisbane Roar are set to appoint their fourth full-time coach in less than three years with Michael Valkanis lined up to replace Ruben Zadkovich. On Tuesday, the club announced …

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Athens vows tougher rules on e-scooter ‘nuisance’

The mayor of Athens vowed Monday to regulate rentals of electric scooters, saying their use had become a “terrible nuisance” in the Greek capital. “We are determined to set rules,” …

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PM stares down political rivals after landslide victory

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken his election landslide as a mandate to press ahead with key reforms as he stares down the Greens on housing. Despite winning a substantial …

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Communities urged to speak up in Victoria’s major multicultural review

A sweeping review of Victoria’s multicultural policies and programs is now underway—and the state’s diverse communities are being called on to help shape it. It is important that the Review …

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Church donation box goes digital in Greece

Devout regulars attending Athens’s main Roman Catholic church that honours a first-century saint have discovered a 21st-century update: their donation box is now hooked up to a digital payments system. …

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