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St Basil’s NSW/ACT to compensate former nurse over racial discrimination in firing

A Sydney aged care facility will have to pay a former nurse more than $346,000 in compensation after a court found she was unfairly fired because of her race. Wei …

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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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PAOK and AEK set for epic battle to clinch third

The two Double-headed eagles of Greek football are set for one final showdown this season as they both strive for third place (now that the top two has been confirmed), …

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Angelique Cassimatis ready for the craziness of Beetlejuice The Musical

Greek Aussie singer, actor and dancer Angelique Cassimatis talks to Neos Kosmos about her upcoming role in Beetlejuice The Musical
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The Aegean: A tale of human connection to hit cinemas across Australia from May 16

Filmed on the Greek island of Kythira, “The Aegean” will be screened in cinemas around Australia from 16 May 2025. Written and directed by Jacob Richardson, the film is a …

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Victorian Council for Greek National Day elects new Executive Committee

The Victorian Council for Greek National Day has confirmed the election of a new Executive Committee at its recent Annual General Meeting on 5 May. The AGM, held at Axion …

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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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Greens, factions and tariffs: PM faces three challenges

As the prime minister eyes his new cabinet, the Labor leader faces early headwinds including US tariffs and a potentially troublesome Greens senate cross bench. Anthony Albanese and his senior …

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Breaking barriers: Martha Oplopiadis leads the way for women in engineering

Martha Oplopiadis is a trailblazer in Australia’s transport sector. Her work in engineering, leadership, and major infrastructure projects shows what women can achieve with skill and determination in a male-dominated …

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Ange laughs back at Wenger over Champs League spot row

Ange Postecoglou has laughed off criticism from Arsene Wenger about Tottenham potentially qualifying for next season’s Champions League, joking that the mention of Spurs does “crazy things” to people. Postecoglou’s …

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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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A-League Men: ‘Kill or be killed’ – Victory coach up for final

Kill or be killed. That’s the message from Melbourne Victory coach Arthur Diles to his charges ahead of a cut-throat A-League Men elimination final against Western Sydney. Victory were already …

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Labor heavyweights meet as coalition brawling continues

Anthony Albanese has placed a premium on unity as he prepares to lock down his new cabinet, as the losing coalition parties continue their bloodletting. The Labor caucus will meet …

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