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Sydney police seek public help to find missing Greek Australian teenager, Areti Lygdas
Police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating a missing Greek Australian teenage girl last seen in Sydney’s south-west. Areti Lygdas, 15, was last seen on Brande Street …
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Melbourne schools shine at 6th International Radio Theatre Festival
The 6th International Online Radio Amateur Theatre Festival, Theatre in Front of a Microphone, officially opened earlier this month in an online ceremony via Zoom. The festival brought together more …
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Greece ranks second globally in 2025 Blue Flag awards, 623 beaches recognised
Greece has placed second among 52 countries in the 2025 Blue Flag quality awards, with 623 beaches, 17 marinas, and 17 sustainable tourism boats recognised for meeting environmental criteria. The …
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Health and cost-of-living help dominate Vic budget
There’s billions in cost of living relief in the Victorian budget with help aimed at families with children, as questions remain over public service cuts. KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE 2025/26 …
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Multicultural communities and families front and centre in Victorian Budget
The Allan Government delivered as its media release says, a “community-focused Victorian Budget 2025/26”, with more than $1 billion allocated to “strengthen families, support multicultural communities, and invest in frontline …
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Greece commits over €313 million to boost air safety and complete new Crete airport
Greece is set to inject more than €313 million ($AUD 547 million) into its aviation infrastructure, aiming to enhance air transport safety and accelerate the development of the new international …
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Nikos Galanos, beloved Greek actor of cinema, theatre, and television, dies aged 80
Greece is mourning the loss of one of its most beloved and recognisable actors. Nikos Galanos, a familiar face to generations of audiences from the golden era of Greek cinema …
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Archbishop Makarios pays tribute to heroes of the Battle of Crete on 84th anniversary
Archbishop Makarios of Australia has issued a message marking the 84th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, one of the most defining and courageous chapters in modern Greek history. “With …
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EU pushes defence ties with Australia amid hope for trade breakthrough
A security pact between the European Union and Australia would lead to a more stable Indo-Pacific region as critical trade talks continue, Germany’s ambassador to Australia says. EU President Ursula …
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La Trobe Greek Studies scholar awarded PhD for research on neo-Ottomanism and Turkish foreign policy
A major milestone has been achieved within La Trobe University’s Greek Studies program, as student Panagiotis Pantazis has been officially awarded his doctorate for a dissertation examining contemporary Turkish foreign …