Sotiris Hatzimanolis
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Consensus was the order of the day at the Greek Community of Melbourne AGM
A significant turnout (over 250 members) and general consensus were the main features of the annual general meeting of the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) which took place on Sunday …
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Neos Kosmos: 66 years young
Neos Kosmos celebrates it’s 66th anniversary today and remains the most significant voice of, and for, Australian Hellenism. The first article I wrote for Neos Kosmos was in 1987, for …
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St Basil’s Fawkner shocking details during COVID, whereas St Basil’s Randwick found wanting by aged care watchdog
The first public hearing against St Basil’s Aged Care facility in Fawkner is set to take place on 15 November. Greek Australian lawyer John Karantzis of Carbone Lawyers told Neos …
Dialogue –
Why, how and who should vote in Greek elections
Now that the Greek Minister of Interior, Panagiotis Skourletis, commited to present a draft legislation to the Hellenic parliament regulating the voting rights of Greeks abroad, it is important to …
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Who killed the two Greek-Australian boys in Greece?
The report, issued by district attorney Panagiotis Angelopoulos in 1999 and handed over to the Karalis family in Melbourne only recently, is clear: “from the depositions of the witnesses and …
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Editor’s Note: Patriotism and responsibility
An old, yet interesting, story leading up to the protest rally for Macedonia on Sunday
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Greek Australian soprano Christiana Aloneftis returns to Melbourne for two recitals
On 17 February and 2 March.
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A weekend trip from Melbourne to Athens to attend the protest rally for Macedonia
“It was my duty and what my soul needed,” says Zoi Petalidou who traveled back and forth in two days.
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Greece’s best young female athlete for 2015 now calls Australia home
Anastasia Marinakou has moved to Melbourne to be trained by Kathy Freeman’s coach, Nic Bideau.
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Varoufakis says ‘thank you’ for solidarity
While addressing the Let Greece Breathe campaign in Australia this week, Greece’s finance minister Yanis Varoufakis says he hopes to visit Australia soon.