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Have your say on EU trade deal by 13 November

You may be aware that Australia is currently in negotiations with the European Union on a new free trade deal. This is a good thing, with trade deals providing better …

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Who speaks for the diaspora Greeks?

Greeks are a very individualistic lot. We often quarrel, and tend not to like others speaking for us. Having said that, for centuries Greeks have had to create organisations to …

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Diatribe: Life to you and other linguistic conundrums

The first time I noticed it was back in 2000 when I attended a friend’s wedding. «Να ζήσετε,» I wished his exuberant bride. “And to yours,” she responded. “What?” I …

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20 months since her diagnosis, Maria Kampyli unites to fight cancer

My relationship with cancer is a strange one; one of both hatred and respect. From the first moment I started to receive the good news after the surgery, not once …

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Web Words: Monty Python at the 28 October Parade

The unusual march of some girls at the 28 October parade in Nea Philadelphia-Nea Chalkidona caused fury and outrage among our readers. Below is a selection of some of the …

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St Anna celebrates annual ‘Ohi’ Day

On Sunday 27 October 2019, the Greek Community of St Anna celebrated it’s annual ‘Ohi’ Day celebrations. Father Romanos conducted the Divine Liturgy followed by a wreath-laying ceremony . Wreaths …

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28 October anniversary in the Antipodes: Is it upside down or the right way up?

When I moved to Greece from Australia, I remember feeling very lucky that I could finally embrace my culture at ‘home’. But the celebration of Greekness in the homeland soon …

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What is ‘attachment’ and how does it affect our relationships?

Research across many years and many cultures has found around 35-40 per cent of people say they feel insecure in their adult relationships. While 60-65 per cent experience secure, loving …

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Greek national ‘Ohi’ festival and panigiri Down Under

There still exist people within our community, who still feel the traumatic effects of OXI (pronounced ‘Ohi’, meaning ‘no’) and its aftermath, as do, in ways psychological, their descendants. The …

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison pays tribute to the Hellenic spirit of ‘Ohi’ Day

Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison released a message for Ohi Day:  Modern Greek history contains few greater testaments to the Hellenic fighting spirit than the events of World War II …

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