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Adelaide event marks 20 years of action against asbestos dangers
A milestone celebration at Government House in Adelaide has marked 20 years of tireless advocacy by the Asbestos Diseases Society of South Australia (ADSSA). Hosted by South Australian governor, Frances …
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‘O Periklis’ celebrates 10 years of Hellenic culture, dance and community
More than 400 people joined the Hellenic Cultural Association of Melbourne “O Periklis” to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a night of Hellenic tradition at the club’s annual dance. “It …
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Greek Australian talent shines in Legally Blonde: The Musical
Legally Blonde: The Musical is coming to Melbourne’s National Theatre this July, with two Greek Australian performers taking the stage. The show, announced by the independent theatre group, Theatrical Inc., …
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Hospital transforms ICU into wedding scene for Greek yiayia
Since 87-year-old Freda Razos was too unwell to leave the ICU to attend her granddaughter’s wedding, her family and the staff at Epworth Hospital in Richmond made sure she still …
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An “unforgettable” day of triple celebration and joy for Thomas Papadopoulos and his family
Thomas Papadopoulos will remember April 27, 2025 – St Thomas’ Day – as a day full of joy, love and special family moments. It was a triple celebration: his and …
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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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A visit to remember: Andreas Papadopoulos brings Greek tradition to life in Australia
Andreas Papadopoulos recently brought Greek tradition to life in Melbourne through a special series of traditional dance workshops held for the first time in Australia. Led by the acclaimed dance …
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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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A Greek Cypriot visionary at the top of the GRAMMYs
From experiencing the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus as a two-year old boy and listening to Dalaras and Marinella as a teenager, to rising to president of the organisation behind …
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Exploring Greek Australian identity today through the eyes of a newcomer
Being Greek Australian today can mean different things to those born in Australia and those who recently arrived from Greece. While tradition helps keep the Hellenic culture alive, young people …