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A legacy in media: Reflections on my Neos Kosmos journey

We often take for granted the very simple and everyday events over the course of our careers. Those moments we thought we were simply passing-through, on our way towards somewhere …

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‘I locked the door, teared up, and never looked back’ – Official end of an era for Diethnes

Vasilis Batzogiannis speaks to Neos Kosmos about the final night he closed the doors of the iconic International Cakes after 55 years, leaving behind not just the renowned pastry shop, but a lifetime of memories
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What’s On October 5-12: Music, comedy, tavern nights and much more

VIC The Mother Must Die – Melbourne Launch Join poet, writer and performer Koraly Dimitriadis to launch her debut short story collection The Mother Must Die. Hosted by the Greek …

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Olympiacos off the mark in Europe after strong win over SC Braga

Olympiacos is officially up and running in the UEFA Europa League (UEL) after fighting their way to an impressive win over SC Braga. The Piraeus giants scored a 3-0 victory …

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Andre Soueid: Lebanese DJ who loves Greek music talks debut Australia tour

Andre Soueid will be in Melbourne and Sydney next month, supported by local Greek acts
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If you’re planning to transform your home into a warm, functional, and stylish sanctuary, this feature has everything you need! From practical solutions for insulation and energy savings to smart …

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Vandalism targets campaign of Greek Australian council candidate Georgina Papafotiou

Greek Australian Georgina Papafotiou, former mayor of Brimbank and a candidate in the upcoming council election for Copernicus Ward, has reported repeated acts of vandalism targeting her campaign signs. Over …

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Shrinking lake on Greek-Albanian border struggles to survive

Plants and reeds have sprouted up as the waters of Little Prespa Lake on the Greek-Albanian border recede, their beauty overshadowing a painful truth: the lake is slowly dying. The …

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Generation dread: Aussies unprepared for money shocks

Less than a quarter of Australians are satisfied with their financial position, with younger generations increasingly relying on grandparents for support. Research conducted by investment group MLC found 70 per …

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Albanese to welcome Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew on historic visit to Australia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in a press release said he will “welcome His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to Australia in October 2024.” This year marks 100 years since the establishment …

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Foreign help expected to fight Greek forest fire: minister

Hundreds of firefighters battled for a third day Tuesday to contain a forest fire in Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula that killed two people, a minister said. The fire had consumed up …

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Easey Street murder suspect allegedly ‘Lured to Rome,’ family claims

Perry (Perikles) Kouroumblis, a suspect in the infamous Easey Street murders, was apparently drawn to Rome for a potential property deal before being apprehended, according to his family. As reported …

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Travellers to fly for less if Qatar lands Virgin deal

A major airline deal promising better value airfares into Europe and Asia won’t crash prices for passengers but will be difficult for regulators to turn away, an aviation expert says. …

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Fresh tumble in apartments threatens lofty housing goal

The chance of Australia meeting nationally-agreed housing targets has taken another hit, with approval numbers suffering a steep decline. Dwelling approvals dropped by 6.1 per cent in August, further endangering …

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Bravery Award hero admits to defrauding employer of nearly $500,000

Nick Karagiannis, a recipient of one of Australia’s top bravery awards, has pleaded guilty to defrauding his employer, Suttons Motor Group, of almost $500,000. The 44-year-old father-of-three, who once saved …

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Protesters wave Hezbollah flags at Australian rally

Protesters waving Hezbollah flags who gatecrashed a pro-Palestine protest in Melbourne will be referred to the Australian Federal Police. The rally in Melbourne formed part of a national day of …

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