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Australia gears up for massive events to honour Greek Independence Day

The Hellenic diaspora of Australia is preparing to gather in full force as they hold commemorative events across the country in honour of the 204th anniversary of Greek Independence Day. …

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Leros, an island paradise created by God

Billy Cotsis takes a look at an island with picturesque beaches, wine and an Italian connection
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What’s On end of March and early April: Celebrating Greek culture

VIC GREEK NATIONAL DAY: GLENDI! Celebrate Greek National Day with a free family festival at Melbourne’s Hellenic Museum. Over the course of the day, visitors will enjoy family activities, live …

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Bombers’ tormentor has taken his game to another level

Adelaide forward Josh Rachele has received fresh plaudits as he seeks to reprise his role as tormentor of Essendon in Saturday’s MCG clash. Rachele, who is of Greek and Italian …

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A century of the Nikakis legacy: From war-torn Smyrna to a thriving family in Australia

125 descendants gathered in Melbourne to honour the journey of survival, resilience, and success
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Celebrating Cultural Diversity Week through family stories

A community Q&A with Greek Australian author Olympia Panayiotopoulos was held at Lalor Library, to celebrate Cultural Diversity Week. The event was organised in collaboration with the Whittlesea Multicultural Community …

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Don’t blame Ilias alone for Dragons loss: Flanagan

Shane Flanagan concedes he was as much to blame for St George Illawarra’s demoralising loss to South Sydney as Lachlan Ilias, walking back a public swipe at the halfback. The …

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Author John Lysikatos to headline business lunch by South Australia’s Castellorizians

The Castellorizian Association of South Australia is preparing to host its first Business Lunch of 2025 with author and historian John Lysikatos to serve as the guest speaker. The event …

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Athens mayor Haris Doukas denounces Istanbul mayor’s arrest as “Attack on Democracy”

Athens mayor Haris Doukas has joined many political figures in support of Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu following his arrest, calling the actions against him an “attack on democracy”. Doukas posted …

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Cheap medicine scheme ‘not for sale’ despite US threats

The prime minister has vowed to defend Australia’s cheaper medicines program, revealing a plan to slash prices further in the face of threats from US pharmaceutical giants. While the Pharmaceutical …

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Steve Kamper handed new portfolio in NSW government cabinet reshuffle

Greek Australian Steve Kamper (Stavros Kamperogiannis) has been handed a new responsibility after being given a new portfolio role as the Minister for Jobs and Tourism as part of a …

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SUGS elects 2025 Committee with sights set on a cultural focus

The Sydney University Greek Society (SUGS) has secured its 2025-26 committee with their main message upon being elected all centred around instilling a cultural and intellectual focus to its calendar …

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Park project in Thessaloniki unearths Greek civil war dead

Construction work near one of Greece’s most notorious prisons in Thessaloniki has unearthed the remains of dozens of people executed during the Greek civil war era, relatives and officials said …

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Istanbul mayor and Erdogan presidential rival arrested

Turkish authorities have detained Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, the main rival of President Tayyip Erdogan, on charges of corruption and aiding a terrorist group in what the main opposition party …

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Kyrgios storms back for long-awaited win in Miami

Nick Kyrgios has recovered from a slow start to beat American Mackenzie McDonald in the first round of the Miami Open. Kyrgios dropped the opening set before storming home to …

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