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Roundtable event encourages skills recognition reform for migrants

The Economic Reform Roundtable bore witness to discussions from participants stressing the need for overseas skills recognition reform to benefit the hundreds of thousands of migrants stuck in jobs well …

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Helena and Vikki Moursellas serve up taverna vibes in new cookbook OPA!

The Greek Australian chefs draw on their yiayia's lessons, their travels, and the vibrancy of Hellenic spirit to create a cookbook full of heart and flavour
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Angie Giannakodakis named Restaurant Personality of the Year: “For me, it’s about family”

At this year’s Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Awards in Hobart, Angie Giannakodakis was honoured as Restaurant Personality of the Year, recognised for more than three decades of championing Greek cuisine, wine, …

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Brando with a Glass Eye: Greek-Australian filmmaker makes waves at global festivals

Antonis Tsonis’s debut feature, set in Athens, has captured international attention for its bold storytelling and emotional realism
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Greek Cup: League phase teams officially locked in

The final set of qualifiers took place on Thursday morning with the 20 teams that will feature in the League Phase of the 2025/26 Greek Cup officially confirmed. Thirteen of …

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St Monica’s College plants time capsule to be opened for 100th anniversary

St Monica’s College, Epping added the final touch to their celebration of their 60th anniversary year with the planting of a time capsule set to be unearthed in their centenary …

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Tax reform on the table as summit eyes negative gearing

An overhaul of how Australians could be taxed will be put in the spotlight as a productivity roundtable draws to a close. The third and final day of the federal …

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The wrong fit: children with autism moved off NDIS

Children with autism who rely on the NDIS for support will be diverted to a new program, touted by disability groups as a “once-in-a-generation” reform. Disability Minister Mark Butler used …

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Heidelberg upset Wellington to qualify for Australia Cup semis

Heidelberg United has achieved what seemed near impossible, downing a second A-League opponent in a row to earn a maiden berth in the Australia Cup semi-finals. “Alexandros” has overcome insurmountable …

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‘Wake-up call’: SA family violence probe calls for change

Victims of family, domestic and sexual violence will have access to a 24-hour crisis phone line under a state government’s response to royal commission findings. South Australia’s Labor government will …

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‘Unacceptable’: closing gender pay gap still hard work

Employers are being urged to end the gender pay gap by addressing segregation and workplace discrimination, as data reveals it could still take more than 20 years to close the …

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Farewell to Christos Spetalas, a pillar of South Melbourne FC Hellas and the community

Jenny Kaimakamis, marketer for Oakleigh Greek Orthodox Grammar School, lost her father, Christos Spetalas, recently. She wrote to Neos Kosmos to express her love and pride for him, saying he …

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Sam Konstas cuts Instagram to sharpen focus on cricket comeback

Australia’s teenage opener Sam Konstas has deleted Instagram from his phone to block out distractions and refocus on his cricket after a tough West Indies tour. The 19-year-old averaged just …

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Record fine leaves Qantas with unwanted brand baggage

Qantas stands accused of betraying Australian values and undermining its reputation by illegally sacking baggage handlers. Experts warn the airline, which markets itself as the “Spirit of Australia”, risks losing …

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Three burn to death as truck rams cars on Greek motorway

Three people burned to death in Greece Monday when a truck crashed into cars waiting at a highway toll station, police said, with another seven people including young children rushed …

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