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The Guardian’s Benita Kolovos and Jack Gava tie the knot on idyllic Sifnos
Benita Kolovos, a journalist for the The Guardian Australia, and Jack Gava an exercise physiologist, tied the knot on September 5 on the idyllic Cycladic island of Sifnos—often referred to …
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VASSY launches new radio show to continue big 2024 year
Greek Australian singer, songwriter and dance music performer VASSY has launched a new radio show on Nova Radio in Australia. Launched on September 20, VOX Radio is on live Friday’s …
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Greece’s Anastasia lights up the stage in Melbourne
From our flavour-filled feasts and families that could fill a whole village to our deep-rooted traditions that stand strong throughout the years, there’s much to love about our Greek culture. …
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Reimagining cosmopolitanism: Exploring humanity’s dual connection with the cosmos
On Thursday, October 3, Prof. Nikos Papastergiadis will delve into this intersection of cosmopolitanism and cosmology in his seminar The Cosmos in Cosmopolitanism at the Greek Centre in Melbourne. Papastergiadis …
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Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus launches multicultural children’s storybook to help prevent child sexual abuse
This morning, at Tatterson Pavilion in Greater Dandenong, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus attended the launch of a new children’s storybook, ‘My Superhero Voice’ aimed at helping adults from diverse cultural backgrounds …
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What’s On September 28 to October 5: Comedy, dance, education, food and memories
VIC On the Trail of Dinosaurs The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) invites all young adventurers to embark on a thrilling time-travel journey with dinosaurs in this special school holiday …
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Greek Australian receives honourable mention in LA for short film on the effects of war
Artist Kynthia Piakis was recognised at the LA Independent Women Film Awards for her animated short film ‘Collateral Damage’, which explores the devastating impacts of war on children. The 26-year-old …
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Greek Film Festival returns to Canberra after three-year hiatus
The Greek Film Festival is set to make a long-awaited return to Canberra from Friday, October 25 to Monday, 27, offering three days of acclaimed Greek films. Presented by the …
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Chef Andreas Papadakis set to open first restaurant in Sydney
Greek-born chef Andreas Papadakis has established himself in Melbourne as a gifted cook of Italian food, and he is now set to take his talents to Sydney as he prepares …
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Antonis Tsonis’s ‘Brando with a Glass Eye’ to make Australian premiere at Greek Film Festival
The 29th Greek Film Festival, running from October 15 to 27, will feature the Australian premiere of ‘Brando with a Glass Eye’, a film by acclaimed Greek Australian director Antonis …