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Women defy stereotypes in Melbourne and Canberra Epiphany ceremonies

While it is customary for men to dominate the retrieval of the Holy Cross during Theophany celebrations, it was two women, one in Melbourne and another in Canberra, who defied …

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Jon Yiannis Escobar brings together Greek culture and dreamlike worlds

Jon Yiannis Escobar’s yiayia and papou did more than help raise him, they introduced him to Greek cinema. For the 23-year-old Greek Colombian filmmaker, this moment shaped the course of …

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New committee launched to enhance multicultural engagement in Suburban Rail Loop project

The Suburban Rail Loop Authority (SRLA) has formed a first-of-its-kind committee for a major Victorian project to improve communication with multicultural communities throughout the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) delivery. The …

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Ellinikes Fones: Harmonising tradition, community, and heritage in Brisbane

Choral singing has been a central part of tradition across cultures. Some of the oldest choral music that has survived comes from ancient Greece, like the Delphic hymns from the …

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Stevie Bankster’s anthem to resilience: ‘Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing’ embraces identity and self-love

Artists often draw from personal struggles to fuel their creativity, and Stevie Bankster is no exception. The Greek-Australian artist released his latest single, Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing earlier this month. …

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Annie Anezakis’s journey from rowing dreams to medical ambitions

When Annie Anezakis returned to Oxford University for medical school in 2023, she didn’t plan to row again, after taking a year off the sport. Soon she realised she “missed …

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Through the eyes of Australian sea lions: Discovering ocean mysteries with Nathan Angelakis

Imagine unlocking the ocean’s mysteries through the eyes of a sea lion—that’s exactly what South Australian aquatic scientist Nathan Angelakis is doing. Angelakis and his team equipped eight sea lions …

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Shaping the future: Nominations open for HACCI Excellence Awards 2024

Nominations are now open for the he Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s HACCI Excellence Awards 2024 will once again bestow accolades to Greek-Australian entrepreneurs, professionals, innovators, and community …

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Growing requests for coroner’s inquest into Louisa Ioannidis’s death in Melbourne

In 2011, 24-year-old Louisa Ioannidis was found dead, in a creek in Melbourne. Thirteen years later, her family is calling for a coroner’s inquest, driven by new evidence uncovered by …

Festival Hellenika: Revitalising Hellenic arts and culture in Adelaide

For over thirty years, Festival Hellenika in Adelaide has celebrated and promoted Hellenic arts and culture, becoming a vital part of Australia’s creative industry. The annual arts festival supports community …

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