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Fronditha Care raising awareness and funds for dementia

With an ageing population comes greater demand for aged care, and, with people diagnosed with dementia predicted to rise by 30 per cent in the next seven years, that also …

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New textbooks said to ‘endanger faith’ in Orthodox Christianity spark protest in Athens

The release of new religious instruction textbooks in Greece has sparked outrage, with certain sectors of the community claiming the content endangers faith in Orthodox Christianity. In response, some 2,000 …

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Two piles of Greek flags burnt at FYROM rally in Melbourne

A rally over the Macedonia name dispute outside Victoria’s state parliament over the weekend has caused controversy in the Greek community after Greek flags were set alight. Two piles of …

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A superhero for Batman

“It’s only with Batman as a candidate that Labor could manage to keep the seat of Batman,” a friend told me a few days ago. True, one has to admit …

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MP Maria Vamvakinou to celebrate the women of Calwell

The Federal Member for Calwell will be co-hosting a morning tea on International Women’s Day.

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Time to Speak Greek in March

The campaign is on for the fourth consecutive year, with this year’s theme the Greek language, exploring issues of relevance in greater depth throughout the month.

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99-year-old George Corones breaks world record in freestyle

The tireless Brisbane swimmer has a history or breaking world records.

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‘No’ to the FYROM counter-rally on Sunday

Community leaders try to convince Greek Australians to avoid attending Sunday’s rally organised by Fyromians.

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FYROM removes Alexander the Great statue from Skopje airport

The act of goodwill, which saw the statue removed on Thursday, follows FYROM’s promise to rename the airport and highway.

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New Deputy PM of Greek descent

Michael McCormack’s grandfather was born in Akrata in 1896

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