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Major $2.5 billion Greek led development ‘The Landmark’ breaks ground on Gold Coast

Construction has officially begun on The Landmark, Queensland’s largest mixed-use development, led by prominent Greek-Australian developer George Mastrocostas. The $2.5 billion precinct, led by Aniko Group, will feature residential towers, …

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Melbourne’s oldest barber doesn’t plan on retiring

At 91, Panagiotis Pattas still cuts hair — and teaches dignity
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What’s On end of June & early July: Hellenic events in Oz

VIC ALEXANDER’S JOURNEY – A MULTICULTURAL STAGE SPECTACLE A stage production that brings the epic life of Alexander the Great to vibrant life through a fusion of music, dance, and …

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Kosta Barbarouses joins Western Sydney Wanderers

Veteran A-League forward Kosta Barbarouses has joined Western Sydney Wanderers on a one-year deal. Barbarouses joins the Wanderers after leaving his boyhood club Wellington Phoenix, where he scored 25 goals …

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Staying home, staying strong: Aged Care reforms put independence first

From 1 November, a new chapter begins in aged care across Australia. The federal government is rolling out a new program called Support at Home, designed to help older Australians …

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How a Greek community hall is combating elderly isolation in Melbourne

Every Sunday, something quietly beautiful unfolds in Melbourne’s northern suburb of Coburg North. Inside the restored two-storey building known as “The Kastoria Club”, elderly members of the Greek community gather …

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Check your E9 property description in Greece

If you own real estate property in Greece you must be aware of the E9 list you file with the Greek tax authority, describing in detail every piece of property …

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‘Saltwater in our veins’: Fishing brings Australia’s migrant families together

Sydneysider Stan Konstantaras is young enough to be running a business while managing to get away on fishing trips every few weeks. “I’ve lost count of the weekends I’ve worked …

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Diaspora lols and meze feels: Meet the Melbourne mum behind Instagram’s Are You Even Greek?

If you’ve ever chuckled at a reel of a Greek mum vacuuming at 7am on a Sunday while screaming “Βάλε παντόφλες, θα σε πιάσει το ρεύμα!” (Put slippers on or …

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Konstas back for first Windies Test

Australia’s selectors have made their biggest call in recent memory, dropping Marnus Labuschagne from the top order and replacing him with Sam Konstas. Chief selector George Bailey confirmed on Friday …

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Israel and Iran trade blows, as Trump holds back

An Iranian missile barrage has targeted Israel, including a “direct hit” on a medical building. Details remained sparse after the attack. However, firefighters said it appeared the medical building and …

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Energy price rule changes to limit unfair bill hikes

Vulnerable energy customers will be afforded extra protections from price gouging by electricity retailers in rule changes set to come into effect in 2026. Energy retailers will be barred from …

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Man arrested following dramatic drive through Melbourne’s Northland shopping centre

Police have arrested a man after a stolen white Toyota LandCruiser drove through a Northland Shopping Centre in Preston to avoid police yesterday. Officers located the LandCruiser dumped in Beavers …

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Iran’s Khamenei rejects Trump’s call for surrender

Iran supreme leader has dismissed US calls to give in and warned against American involvement as President Donald Trump weighs joining Israel’s strikes. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has …

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Optus says yes to record $100m fine for dodgy sales

17:02 18/06/2025 Optus | Wrap By: Location: Sydney Source: AAP Optus has agreed to a record fine for “unconscionable” sales to hundreds of consumers, including in remote Indigenous communities its …

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