Staff writers
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The customs and traditions of Holy Week and Easter Sunday in Greece
Each day of Holy Week is a special event with something specific for each day that makes it unique. It is the culmination of our yearly spiritual preparation for the …
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MGTAV and Little Anna join forces for dynamic teacher training day at Oakleigh Grammar
The Modern Greek Teachers Association of Victoria (MGTAV), in collaboration with Little Anna, hosted a successful Professional Development (PD) Day last week at Oakleigh Grammar. The event aimed to empower …
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Federal Election 2025: Greek Australian candidates make their mark across party lines
With the federal election set for May 3, the campaign trail includes a strong line-up of candidates with Greek roots, many of whom are contesting seats for minor parties or …
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Palm Sunday draws crowds to Greek Orthodox churches across Australia
Hundreds of faithful lined up outside Greek Orthodox churches across the country on Sunday to mark Palm Sunday (Κυριακή των Βαΐων), a key celebration in the Orthodox calendar that symbolises …
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Justice Emilios Kyrou launches PRONIA’s new free legal clinic to support multicultural communities
Justice Emilios Kyrou officially launched PRONIA’s new Free Legal Clinic that will promote social justice, inclusion and empowerment within the multicultural community earlier this week at the organisation’s Brunswick headquarters …
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PRONIA officially bans John Kostoulias from premises over repeated alleged misconduct
Greek welfare organisation PRONIA has officially barred the President of the Federation of of Greek Elderly Citizen Clubs of Melbourne & Victoria John Kostoulias, from entering its premises, citing “multiple …
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GCM secures $310k in federal funding to expand cultural footprint on Russell Street
The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) is set to expand its cultural presence in the heart of the city, following a $310,000 election commitment from the Albanese Labor government towards …
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‘You Can’t See Speed’ in Tina Stefanou’s new exhibit in Melbourne
The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art is exhibiting ‘You Can’t See Speed’, the first major exhibition by Greek-Australian artist Tina Stefanou. The exhibition features a new collaborative commission with blind …
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A Greek monk forever ‘intertwined’ with his island
Little has changed in the Panagia Hozoviotissa Monastery on the island of Amorgos since it’s founding over millennium ago, and for more than 50 years, Spyridon Denaxas has prayed, worked …
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St. Andrew’s senior girls win state futsul championship
St. Andrew’s Grammar senior girls futsal team were crowned champions in the School Sport WA Secondary Futsal State Competition. The girls took out the competition with wins in every qualifying …