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Six years and counting: Still no plaque for world’s first modern milkbar
The milk bar was an embodiment of the great Australian Dream of the 20th Century – it seemed for many to be a place at the heart of their communities, …
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The impact of the Holocaust on Greece’s Jews explored in Sydney OXI Day Commemoration
A youth-led enterprise saw a different focus placed on OXI Day, evaluating how Greece was impacted by one of the worst human atrocities committed: the Holocaust. The event was held …
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Faye Spiteri: We need more caregivers and nurses who speak Greek and understand Greek culture
The labour force shortage continues to pose challenges across various sectors of the Australian economy, with a particular emphasis on the aged care industry. According to Faye Spiteri-Tsolakis OAM, CEO …
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Celebration of Saint Artemios, Patron Saint of Police, at Carlton
Sunday 22 October, a special commemoration occurred at the Holy Church of St. John the Forerunner in Carlton, Melbourne. This event honoured the memory of St. Artemios the Great, who …
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Sydney organises various events to commemorate 83rd anniversary of OXI Day
The 83rd anniversary of OXI Day is set to be remembered far and wide across NSW with many initiatives planned by various organisations, all aimed at shedding light on this …
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2023 Australian Hellenic Memorial Foundation School Competition winners announced
The 2023 Australian Hellenic Memorial Foundation School Competition took place at the Australian Hellenic Memoria on Sunday. The event was held in a positive, preace-promoting atmosphere as deserving students were …
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Two Greek professors from Melbourne to advise Greece on Artificial Intelligence
Greek-Australian professor, John Tasioulas, the first director of the Institute for Ethics in AI at Oxford University’s Institute for Ethics in AI, is among the members of the Advisory Committee …
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America’s role from the Greek Revolution of 1821 to the Smyrna Catastrophe of 1922- A seminar series by Dr Constantinos Hatzidimitriou
In a series of seminars leading up to 28 October, Dr Constantinos Hatzidimitriou, invited by the Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) will delve into the historical significance of America’s …
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Orthodox Church condemns the bombing of Saint Porphyrius in Gaza
The Monastery of Saint Porphyrius in southern Gaza, a historic Greek Orthodox sanctuary with a legacy dating back to the 4th century, had become a symbol of hope and unity …
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Rebecca Mangos named inaugural Kastellorizian Young Achiever
The Kastellorizian Council of Australia has recognized Greek-Australian Rebecca Mangos as the winner of the Kastellorizian Young Achiever of the Year award, in acknowledgment of her outstanding accomplishments in her …