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Greek organic olive oil producer sweeps awards at prestigious Berlin competition

A Greek organic olive oil producer has swept the accolades at the Berlin Global Olive Oil Awards 2023 held in Berlin last month. Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms achieved the highly honourable …

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Bear spotted roaming near Thessaloniki

Local residents at the Pilea-Chortiatis municipality, east of Thessaloniki city, were warned about a rogue bear that was spotted roaming the region on Wednesday. According to the municipality’s announcement, eye-witnesses …

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Doctor set to inherit millions from deceased patient

A Sydney doctor is set to inherit millions from a patient’s will after a lengthy legal battle with the deceased man’s ex-business partner, friends and The Salvation Army. According to …

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AEK relives glory days of 1978 after historic third double

In a thrilling Greek Cup final held at the Panthessaliko Stadium, AEK Athens revived memories of 1978 by defeating PAOK 2-0. Matias Almeida’s team showcased their resilience by clinching the …

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How Tina Turner ‘soundtracked’ Australians’ lives

Australians are mourning the death of rock legend Tina Turner, who graced the country’s screens, exhilarated people with her music and cemented herself as the face of rugby league for …

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Cop charges could be upgraded after 95-year-old’s death

The NSW police officer who tasered a 95-year-old woman with dementia could have his charges upgraded after the great-grandmother died from her injuries. Constable Kristian White was charged with three …

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Greek president taps judge to lead interim government

A senior Greek judge, Ioannis Sarmas, will be formally asked Wednesday to lead an interim government tasked with organising a second national election by late June, the presidency announced. “President …

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Vic Budget: paying off the Covid credit card and keeping election promises

It seems like a tough, but not cruel, budget as the Victorian government seeks to bring down its record debt, which was accumulated during the height of the Covid pandemic, …

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Pontian federation and Akrites commemorate genocide of Hellenes by the Ottomans

The Federation of Pontian Associations of Australia (FPAA) held commemorative events last Friday across Sydney, Melbourne, and South Australia to honour the victims of the Greek Genocide. With a focus …

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Land tax change not Vic renters’ biggest issue: Andrews

Housing supply is a bigger problem for Victorian renters than land tax changes announced in the budget, the state’s premier says. About $4.7 billion will be recouped from roughly 860,000 …

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