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From law to aged care: why Greek Australians are finding purpose in caring for elders

Across the aged care sector, countless stories of compassion, kindness and humanity quietly unfold every day—stories that rarely make the headlines. They belong to the frontline care workers who dedicate …

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The midlife divorce trend: Is it menopause, or a time of reckoning?

"Women who've spent decades suppressing their own needs are suddenly asking, 'Is this it'?" Lawyer Cassandra Kalpaxis spoke to Neos Kosmos about the significant rise of women seeking divorce in middle age
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Olympic Meats teams with Messina for two-day Greek fest in Marrickville

Olympic Meats has undergone a rapid rise in its short six-month lifespan with the eatery now combining with Messina for a two-day Greek fest in Marrickville. The event, organised from …

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Troy reimagined: Ancient war, modern echoes

Tom Wright and Ian Michael bring the epic tragedy to life at Malthouse, exploring timeless human conflicts from the ashes of Troy to the battlefields of today
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Greece topple reigning champs Spain in EuroBasket thriller

Greece has defeated defending champion Spain in the EuroBasket group stage 90-86, off the back of another leading Giannis Antetokounmpo performance. Giannis scored 25 points, had 14 rebounds and nine …

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Sponsored content Fronditha Care

From law to aged care: why Greek Australians are finding purpose in caring for elders

Across the aged care sector, countless stories of compassion, kindness and humanity quietly unfold every day—stories that rarely make the headlines. They belong to the frontline care workers who dedicate …

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Nazism: A deadly disease that must be eradicated

After the disgraceful march of neo-Nazis, last week, it is important to make clear that Nazism is not politics. It is not ideology. It is a cancer. Like every cancer, …

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Fishermans Bend development stalls as Melbourne Uni halts campus plans

The University of Melbourne has paused plans for its Fishermans Bend campus, delivering a setback to the troubled urban renewal project in Melbourne’s inner south. The university will halt development …

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Driver in crash involving George Plassaras faces new charges

The young woman accused of crashing her $1.5 million Rolls-Royce into a van driven by Kyle Sandilands’ chauffeur, George Plassaras, in Sydney’s east has been hit with two further charges. …

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Record-breaking settlement for robodebt victims

Hundreds of thousands of robodebt victims will share in the largest class-action settlement in Australian history after appealing their case against the federal government. Labor has agreed to pay an …

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Visiting Greek academics meet with our community at “Patris”

Two visiting academics Dr Sotiris Livas and Dr Emmanuel Karagiannis held a productive lunch meeting with distinguished members of the Greek Australian community at the “Patris” shop in Brunswick. The …

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Moschoudis family say to think ahead and act now on brain disorders

Even on her most challenging days, nine-year-old Angelina Moschoudis is always smiling. And it’s that smile that drives her mother Giovi to help find ways to improve her daughter’s quality …

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Mokbel argues he suffered a miscarriage of justice

Gangland figure Tony Mokbel suffered a substantial miscarriage of justice because he was misled and deceived for years before pleading guilty to drug offences, his lawyers have argued. Mokbel is …

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Heidelberg United Alexandros: Date with destiny

No more messing about, the big moment of the semi-finals in the premiership has arrived. This Friday night we’ll know if the sensational Alexandros of this season will have the …

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Greece estimates 23 mn euros in EU farm aid stolen

Greek authorities estimate at least 23 million euros ($26 million) in EU farm subsidies to the country have gone to fraudulent claimants, a government minister said Tuesday. The European Union …

Greek Community of Melbourne condemns attack on Camp Sovereignty

The Greek Community of Melbourne have issued a statement unequivocally condemning the attack on Camp Sovereignty by far-right demonstrators attached to this past Sunday’s ‘March for Australia’ rally. The GCM …

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