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Greek Diaspora Stories – the importance of honouring the older generations of migrants
The experiences and challenges faced by the older generations of Greek migrants are something that the subsequent generations can barely fathom, and it is that legacy which Kat Zam firmly …
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Georgina Dimopoulos: Unheard and invisible – The silent struggles of children in family violence
Children and young people – often ‘forgotten’ and ‘silent’ victim-survivors of family violence – can remain invisible when it comes to services, a new report has revealed. The violence they …
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From Tinos to Guadalupe and Notre Dame, the miracle of Panagia unites peoples and cultures
From Tinos to Crete and from distant Costa Rica to France, every corner of the Christian world has a special page in its history dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Each …
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Breakthrough treatment of MS led by Dr Steven Petratos to enter clinical trials in Greece and Australia
A breakthrough treatment for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is set to begin clinical trials simultaneously in Greece and Australia in the coming months – a message of hope to millions of …
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A new Greek cultural festival inspired by Ancient Greece debuts at the hot springs on the Mornington Peninsula
A Greek cultural celebration has made its way into the beautiful setting of the Peninsula Hot Springs on the Mornington Peninsula outside Melbourne. During a recent visit to the oracle …
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Exclusive: Patricia Karvelas on how politics and journalism are her lifeforce
Patricia Karvelas is a force in Australian political journalism. Her career spans the breadth of Australia’s media ecosystem – ABC, SBS, The Australian, now ABC RN Breakfast, and ABC TV …
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Harry Patsouris: The quiet force behind South Australia’s Hellenic renaissance
The 56-year-old Greek Australian lawyer Harry Patsouris is a heavyweight in South Australia—but you wouldn’t know it from his subtle persona. “I was never the sort of guy that wanted …
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Steve Maras Adelaide’s urban revitaliser, creative and philanthrope
Steve Maras is big. He laughs big and thinks big. It’s early July, and we talk over Zoom. “Yiasou levendi” “Where are you?” I ask. “Naxos,” he says. His face …
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Australia’s 1916 ‘Secret Census’: A story of distrust towards Greek migrants
When Flinders University academic Dr Yianni Cartledge started researching early Greek Australian migration records for his PhD thesis, he came across much treasured knowledge. But no piece of information had …
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Matthew Karakoulakis: Legal trailblazer bridging Greek and Aboriginal cultures
In 2023, South Australian Greek Indigenous lawyer Matthew Karakoulakis was named one of the Most Influential Leading Lawyers in Australia by the Australasian Law Awards. Karakoulakis has also recently been …