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The ‘Greek precinct’ ignites as Protopsalti captivates the crowds

The first day of Melbourne’s 2023 Antipodes festival came to a show stopping zenith as crowds filled the intersection of Lonsdale and Russel Street to see renowned Greek vocalist Alkistis …

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Lonsdale Street comes alive with Antipodes Festival 2023

The Antipodes Festival 2023 is well underway as the spirit of Hellenism paints Melbourne’s Lonsdale street in the blue and white of all things Greek. There’s an electric atmosphere at …

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Celebration of all things Greek takes over Lonsdale street this weekend

Australia’s largest Greek festival, Antipodes, returns to Lonsdale Street, flooding Melbourne’s CBD with Greek music, dancing, street food, frappe, ouzo, beer, gifts and activities for the entire family. This year, …

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Natasha Papasavas: remembering Dad, ‘the Father of the Antipodes Festival’

We’ve all been to Melbourne’s biggest Greek Festival on Lonsdale street. But not many of us are familiar with the story behind its creation, or those leading figures who helped …

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Volunteers wanted for Greek National Day parade

After three years of restrictions and lockdowns due to the pandemic, the Greek community is ready to celebrate its National Day in unison at Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium. On Sunday 19 …

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Synapantema: The biggest Pontian gathering in Australia to take place in Melbourne this weekend

The Federation of Pontian Associations of Australia is hosting a three-day convention full of music, dance, and history in honour of their Pontian culture. It’s an opportunity for the younger …

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Joanna Angelidis sways audiences into the empowering and healing nature of belly dance

Rather than a sexy performance, belly dance is an ancient art form that celebrates movement, expression, and culture. With its roots in the Middle East, North Africa, Asia Minor, Cyprus …

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Turkey-Syria disaster: Are Greeks supporting earthquake diplomacy?

The horrific 6 February earthquakes that killed over 40,000 people along the Turkish-Syria border led to an international outpouring of generosity and assistance. Greece has been at the forefront of …

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Greek Community demands extra compensation for Bulleen

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM), will go into its Annual General Meeting (AGM) with its coffers full but legal action is already in motion against the state government over …

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Chronic health conditions less common among culturally and linguistically diverse Australians

In a report published earlier today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) people born in Australia from English-speaking backgrounds are more likely to suffer from chronic health …

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