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Legendary Lesvos yiayia dies age 90

“Lesvos yiayia” Maritsa Mavrapidi, the Greek woman who back in October 2015, was captured by local photographer Lefteris Partsalis helping a young Syrian mother who had just landed on the …

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WATCH LIVE: Confidence vote discussed in Greek parliament

The fate of Greece’s SYRIZA government will be at the centre of a debate due to commence on Wednesday at 12.00 pm sharp (local time), when the Conference of Presidents will …

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Kastellorizian Council of Australia goes back to its roots

The Kasterllorizian Council of Australia is hosting its 2019 Conference this month in Sydney. Taking place over three days from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 January at the Bonnie Doon …

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Culture and expansion of the Greek Precinct on Papastergiadis’ priority list

“I’m not going to take any of this for granted,” says Bill Papastergiadis, President of the Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria (GOCMV). “I believe that we need to work …

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The untold story of Greek Brides in Australia

“Imagine a young, low-educated mother of three, in a foreign country, leaving her husband and fleeing her own home with no money, documents and with nowhere to go,” says Adelaide-born …

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Greek and Turkish-Cypriots join forces to restore St Panteleimon monastery

It was back in November 2018 when vandals broke into the Greek Orthodox Monastery of St Panteleimon in Myrtou, Cyprus. According to an article by the Turkish-Cypriot local daily newspaper Kibris …

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Ryanair to kill Athens-Thessaloniki route by March

Ryanair’s epic fail of redirecting a London-Thessaloniki flight, to Timisoara in Romania instead became a meme last week, with people across the globe turning “For Ryanair it’s not about the …

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Will the Greek government survive the ‘Northern Macedonia’ crisis?

A debate set to decide the fate of the SYRIZA government in Greece will begin in the plenary five hours from now and will end with a confidence vote on …

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Migrants have better chances at landing a CEO role Down Under than Aussie-born employees

Have you ever considered DNA as a factor that could affect your chances of moving up the corporate ladder? A study by Macquarie University’s Faculty of Business and Economics based …

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Summer in full swing as heatwave sets in across Australia

Australians are set to swelter as a severe heatwave kicks in across parts of the country with temperatures predicted to rise as high as 47C. Melbourne is expected to hit …

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