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PRONIA celebrates volunteers, announces partnership with organ donation program

PRONIA recently held their annual volunteer luncheon during National Volunteer Week, bringing together its volunteers for a day of recognition, inspiration, and connection. This year’s event took place last Thursday …

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Angelina Panoussis redefines beauty aesthetics through connection and empowerment

At just 23, the Greek Australian makeup artist behind Angelic Beauty is transforming the industry with elegance, heart, and cultural pride - one face, one story at a time
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What’s On in June: All sorts of Greek events

VIC PHANTOM PREGNANCY BOOK LAUNCH Free entry book launch of ‘Phantom pregnancy’ by best-seller Laconian academic and writer Dr John Vasilakakos. This book which is an auto-fiction was listed as …

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Tsitsipas stunned by world No.167 Gigante in French Open second round

Stefanos Tsitsipas was left frustrated and introspective after suffering his earliest French Open exit in seven years, crashing out in the second round to Italy’s Matteo Gigante. The 20th-seeded Greek …

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Gen Z feels trapped between the pros and cons of gen AI

Nine in 10 young Australians are using artificial intelligence tools in their everyday life, a study has found, but few are using the software to “cheat” at school and many …

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Canadian Greek anti-dictatorship resistance to be explored upcoming seminar

The rich legacy of Greek-Canadian political activism during Greece’s military dictatorship will be the topic in an upcoming seminar led by Associate Professor Sakis Gekas, Chair in Modern Greek History …

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Elon Musk announces he’s leaving Trump administration

Elon Musk is leaving his US government role as a top adviser to President Donald Trump after spearheading efforts to reduce and overhaul the federal bureaucracy. The billionaire entrepreneur posted …

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Fast-tracked machete ban possible after mall brawl

A ban on carrying machetes could be brought forward as the sale of the weapons becomes outlawed, following a violent brawl at a shopping centre. Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan signalled the three-month …

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Greece vows ‘full transparency’ in EU farm subsidy row

Greece’s agriculture minister on Tuesday promised “full transparency” in the disbursement of EU farm subsidies after a top Greek official was sacked in a fraud probe row with Brussels. Costas …

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Archbishop Makarios calls for unity and reflection during National Reconciliation Week 2025

Archbishop Makarios of Australia has issued a message to mark National Reconciliation Week 2025 held annually from 27 May to 3 June, calling on all Australians -particularly Orthodox Christians- to …

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Healthcare provider’s collapse prompts reform demands

The viability of private healthcare is under the microscope following the collapse of a major hospital operator, with one union casting doubt on private equity management in the sector. Healthscope, …

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Bringing Greek culture to the outback: The story of Anna Sierros

When Anna Sierros migrated from Greece to Australia in 1970, she brought with her more than language and tradition—she carried a personal story of resilience and cultural pride that would …

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Black Sea, calm your waters: A journey into the Pontian Genocide

Sea, Black Sea Don’t become a monster Calm your waters … So that this ship Can take me to Greece Genocide – who’s counting? For decades my relatives have been …

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Australian Hellenic Choir presents ‘A Portrait of Greece’ in Sydney concert this weekend

The Australian Hellenic Choir’s upcoming concert ‘A Portrait of Greece’ takes place this Sunday June 1. The concert has two parts. The first part will begin with Seikilos’ Epitaph, a …

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