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Ange the giant: From Prahran to European glory
Ange Postecoglou, the humble son of Greek immigrants, grew up in the working-class suburb of Prahran in Melbourne, Australia. He supported South Melbourne Hellas and dreamed of one day playing …
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Victoria’s Greek-like home budget: Discipline over enthusiasms
The 2025–26 Victorian State Budget handed down on Tuesday by Treasurer Jaclyn Symes, won’t set the headlines on fire, yet says something subtly powerful – this is a government choosing …
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Richard Marles has been unfairly labelled a factional assassin
Richard Marles successfully negotiated an increase in representation in the Labor Government Cabinet with the appointments of Daniel Mullino and Sam Rae as Ministers and Peter Khalil as Assistant Minister. …
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Diatribe: Papoutsi apo ton topo sou…
Honestly, the goings on of the Ministry of Culture of the Hellenic Republic make a person with the future of the race at heart despair. I mean serious, imagine getting …
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A Greek Friday night in Sydney: From Master Tempo to NEANDERTHAL and local theatre
I am privileged to have a friend who is not Greek. Yes, I have friends who are not Greek! This friend is a talented international artist who once helped create …
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Pantelis (Peter) Tsaklis: The legacy of a passionate Macedonian Hellene
The broad Hellenic community in Australia and the Macedonian Hellenic community in particularly mourn the passing aways of Pantelis Tsaklis, a passionate patriot and Macedonian Hellene, an innocent victim of …
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Forget luxury, Epicurus says all you need is friendship and food
One thing we may have forgotten in the past is the practice of philosophy as a ‘way of life.’ When we hear of philosophy we immediately think of centuries-old university …
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The battles for Greece and Crete through the eyes of Telamon Force
In 1991, I embarked on a journey that would forever change my perspective on history, heritage, and humanity. As part of Telamon Force, I was among a group of 120 …
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Can Victoria’s debt deliver on its promise?
Victoria’s state debt is rising, with forecasts suggesting it will reach approximately $188.8 billion by 2027. For many—particularly political and economic commentators who favour smaller government and demand-side economic restraint—this …
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Greece takes note: The Pahalgam attack, India’s Operation Sindoor, and the new geopolitical order
The April 22 terrorist attack by Lashkar-e-Taiba on Indian tourists in Pahalgam has serious implications for Greece and its growing strategic relationship with India. Lashkar-e-Taiba, designated as a terrorist group …