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IBAC sealed Premier’s downfall, but Andrews’ COVID-19 response will be what defines him

Daniel Andrews’s fate was sealed on Wednesday October 6, 2021. That’s when the “Age” reported that the Victorian Premier was being investigated by the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission (IBAC) regarding …

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VALE Dr Spiro Moraitis: The passing of a visionary Greek community leader

On September 7, 2023, Dr Spiro Moraitis passed away. Dr Moraitis, (27/1/1933-1933- 7/9/2023) was a tireless worker for addressing the multiple migrant problems and a driving personality behind the establishment …

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George Zangalis’ ashes scattered in his beloved village, Drymades in Epirus

George Zangalis had a final wish: to be cremated and have his ashes scattered in his cherished village. His daughter, Vasso, carried out this wish while currently in Epirus. The …

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And that’s why they made ouzo.

Travelling with a Greek speaking friend around the Greek islands is of course a wonderful way to see both the beauty of the place and to have an instant translator. …

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Letter: A Greek migrant’s heartfelt call for Indigenous recognition and progress in Australia

I came to Australia many years ago but have always retained my Greek identity. I am proud of my Greek heritage, and I am proud of this country. I have …

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My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 v Kings Of Mykonos: An appreciation

When I learned that volume three of Nia Vardalos’ film franchise was to be unleashed upon the unsuspecting populace, I admit to hoping that it would be a courtroom drama. …

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The agony, the gratitude, humanitarian aid to the flood victims of Thessaly – How can we contribute.

My name is Eva Moula. I was born and raised in Thessaly. I migrated to Australia leaving behind all my relatives and friends. The only person of mine (of all …

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Diatribe: The Wall

«Ο δρόμος είχε την δική του ιστορία Κάποιος την έγραψε στον τοίχο με μπογιά… Ύστερα κύλησ’ ο καιρός κι η ιστορία Πέρασε εύκολα απ’ τη μνήμη στην καρδιά…»| I don’t …

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ATO’s digital evolution: From lumbering elephant to nimble cheetah

The outdated view of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) as a ‘lumbering elephant’ — slow, bureaucratic, and resistant to change — is a relic of the past. Once marked by …

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Climate change impact on Greece: Battling natural disasters and building resilience

My summer stay in my birthplace, Athens, comes to an end. Once on the plane, I started missing the sun, Greek food and my friends; this is not a cliché. …

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