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Cyprus says close to agreeing Gaza aid corridor with Israel
Cyprus and Israel are close to reaching an agreement to open a humanitarian aid corridor from the Mediterranean island to war-torn Gaza, Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides said Friday. Under the …
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HACCI’s 2023 Excellence Awards Gala shines a spotlight on Hellenic Diaspora achievements
The Hellenic Australian professional and business community came together last night for the dazzling annual gala event, the 2023 HACCI Excellence Awards. Entrepreneurs, community leaders, welfare organisations, arts and media …
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Protests mark 50th anniversary of Greek anti-junta student revolt
Tens of thousands demonstrated in Greece on Friday the 50th anniversary of a deadly crackdown on a student revolt against a military junta, viewed as triggering the restoration of democracy. …
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WA COVID surge prompts return of mask mandate
A surge in COVID-19 cases has prompted the West Australian government to reintroduce face mask rules at Perth public hospitals. Staff and patients will be ordered to wear surgical masks …
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No souvlaki for you! Plant-based food push in Darebin
Some residents in Melbourne’s Darebin area have raised concerns over a recent council proposal to cut childcare and kindergarten leases down to two years from five and the council’s consideration …
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Greek Australian educator Julie Pilioglou recognised on The Educator’s Hot List for her career pathways work
In the face of many challenges, including a youth mental health crisis, significant teacher shortages and the introduction of curriculum reforms, educators across Australia are both enduring and innovating. Some …
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Food For Thought Network Inc features Dean Kotsianis in AGM
The Food For Thought Network Inc (FFTN) is set to hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled on Sunday, November 26, via Zoom. For over two decades, the AGM has …
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Mulgrave’s by-election may turn out to be a three-way battle for Andrew’s old seat
Voters in Melbourne’s south-east will return to the ballot box for the third time in less than a year to elect a replacement for former Premier Daniel Andrews. The Mulgrave …
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Victorian government unveils scholarships for aspiring Greek Interpreters
In a collaborative effort, RMIT University and the Victorian Government are offering tuition-free scholarships for students aspiring to pursue a career in Greek interpreting. As part of the 2024 RMIT …
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Paul Nicolaou reiterates the need for a commissioner on homelessness
As the number of homeless individuals sleeping on sidewalks starts to rise once more, Sydney’s business community is advocating for the appointment of a commissioner to address homelessness. Paul Nicolaou …