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Looking for home: Nikos Papastergiadis reflects of his friendship with John Berger

Australian sociologist Nikos Papastergiadis’s latest book, ‘John Berger and Me’, revolves around the author—then a PhD student in Cambridge—spending time with his lodestar, the late John Berger in the 1990s. …

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Neos Kosmos exclusive: Premier Allan extends invitation to Greek PM Mitsotakis for 2025 visit

The president of the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM), Bill Papastergiadis, told Neos Kosmos that Premier Jacinta Allan asked him to deliver a personal invitation to the Greek Prime Minister, …

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Tapinos leads in close Brunswick West Election; Greens’ Angelica Panopoulos faces potential loss to Politis

In the Merri-bek Council elections, Deputy Mayor Lambros Tapinos is maintaining a slim lead in Brunswick West ward as early vote counts come in. By Wednesday evening, Tapinos, the Labor …

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Melbourne-based poet Koraly Dimitriadis wins best Book of Narrative Poetry at the 21st Annual Best Book Awards in LA

Cypriot Australian poet Koraly Dimitriadis has won the Best Book of Narrative Poetry at the 21st Annual Best Book Awards, hosted by the American Book Fest in Los Angeles, for …

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Albanese’s remarks raise the ire of some in the Greek community

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sparked anger among many in the Greek Australian community following his enthusiastic praise for the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese during the visit of the Ecumenical Patriarch, Bartholomew. …

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Peter Gardiakos: ‘I will run for presidency in December to pursue unity’

The last remaining front of the Schism between secular Greek Australian communities and the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese will continue in South Australia, where it began 64 years ago. The Greek …

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Freedom of speech or public harm? Australia’s new disinformation and misinformation Bill sparks debate

The proposed misinformation and disinformation Bill spearheaded by communications minister Michelle Rowland has sparked intense debate among those in the political, cultural, and media beltway. However, most Australians have not …

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Premier Jacinta Allan unveils ambitious housing reforms

In a significant announcement at a Melbourne Press Club lunch, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan revealed her government’s bold new plan to make housing more accessible, particularly for younger generations. The …

Life

Greek Film Festival in Melbourne kicks off in style with romcom Hear Who’s Talking

The Astor in St Kilda was well attended by Greek Australian cinephiles last night for the launch of the 29th Greek Film Festival, organised by the Greek Community of Melbourne …

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Kon Karamountzos celebrates 25 years in ABC Radio Melbourne which marks its centenary this week

Kon Karamountzos has clocked 25 years as a producer for Radio ABC Melbourne, “A quarter of its 100 years of the station’s life.” The station, which began life in 1924 …

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