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Unearthing the truth: Recognition of indigenous Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek Genocides gains momentum

Momentum is building for Australian parliamentary recognition of the indigenous Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides ahead of the annual commemorations of the three catastrophes. Associate Professor Dr Melanie O’Brien, president …

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That Greece might be free – Remembering the Scottish philhellenes in the Greek War of Independence

Author and historian Jim Claven recounts the stories of three Scots who dedicated themselves to the Greek Revolution of 1821
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The women of Kastellorizo had no voice but became pillars of the community

“Even up to the early 20th Century, fathers wouldn’t talk directly to their daughters in Kastellorizo, speaking to them through their wives. It was a terrible situation for women,” Nicholas …

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The Stewart-Postecoglou bromance blossoms: Rockstar dedicates hit song to Celtic boss at Melbourne concert

British rock and pop superstar Sir Rod Stewart has for decades drawn the admiration of fans the world over. But it seems his love isn’t relegated to the world of …

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In the shadow of the acropolis

As I balance my footing on the uneven polished marble slabs, I think of what this Goddess of Wisdom has withstood over the centuries... Athena has seen it all; writes author Stella Thomas
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Minns in bellwether seat as NSW poll ‘down to wire’

Labor leader Chris Minns is trying his luck in the bellwether seat of Monaro as he presses his claim to give NSW a fresh start. With two days of campaigning …

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Greece vows to halt illegal construction in Mykonos

Greece’s environment minister on Tuesday vowed to halt illegal construction on the popular tourist island of Mykonos days after a local archaeologist was beaten in an apparent building dispute. “The …

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Sydney’s Hellenic Village AGM was a success for community democracy

Over 50 delegates from 21 organisations attended Sydney’s Hellenic Village elections and AGM on Monday 27 February, members returned all existing board members that sought re-election. At the AGM, the …

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Greek prisoners sent to the colony of NSW were freedom fighters

The Greek Revolution of 1821 which will be celebrated on 25 March also had an impact on Australia. Like many Irish Republicans sent here as convicts there was also seven …

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94-year-old donates over 30 handmade dolls to Royal Children’s Hospital

Though news is often serious business, from time to time there are those more light-hearted stories which come across the editor’s desk at Neos Kosmos. Such is the case of …

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Parliament to reflect on pain of forced adoptions

Mothers and families affected by forced adoptions will be remembered in parliament as the federal government announces extra funding for support services. Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of the national …

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A Greek Australian journey to incredible India

The extended family of Greek-Australian footballer, Apostolos Giannou, who last year became the first foreign sign-on for Indian Super League club the Kerala Blasters; paid the athlete a visit last …

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Greek patriarchate denounces ‘attack’ at Jerusalem church

The Greek Orthodox Church on Sunday denounced what it called a “heinous terrorist attack” on a church at the Tomb of the Virgin Mary in Jerusalem. Israeli police had said …

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Eva Boleti: Teaching Indigenous children in WA while completing a PhD research in Greek Diaspora

Driven by curiosity and respect for cultures, Eva Boleti let her adventurous spirit take her to Western Australia. “It is an amazing experience. I never imagined that I would be …

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Vic Liberals leader to expel MP over anti-trans rally

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto is satisfied outspoken MP Moira Deeming knew organisers of an anti-trans rally had established links to neo-Nazis. Mr Pesutto is seeking to expel Ms Deeming …

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