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Acropolis Museum celebrates its 14th birthday

On the Acropolis Museum’s birthday on Tuesday 20 June, and in honour of its late president, the Museum has invited the Youth Orchestra of Dion to offer its visitors a …

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Greek coastguard finds 3 bodies in migrant tragedy search

Greece’s coastguard on Monday said it had found three bodies during a search for survivors after last week’s tragedy in which at least 78 migrants died in the Ionian Sea. …

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Archbishop of Australia meets a vibrant Greek community in Albury

The Archbishop of Australia Makarios, visited the regional city of Albury on the border of NSW and Victoria last Sunday. He crossed the threshold of the Greek Orthodox Church of …

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Captivating journey into the past: Greek students explore Bonegilla Migrant Centre

Excitement filled the air as the Language and Culture Schools of the Greek Community in Melbourne (GCM) embarked on a remarkable excursion on Monday, June 19 to the Bonegilla Migrant …

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12-year-old Greek-Australian signed to Panathinaikos’ academy with help from Giorgos Karagounis

A 12-year-old Greek-Australian from Sydney has been signed to Panathinaikos’ academy with glowing praise from huge football figures, one being Panathinaikos and Greece icon Giorgios Karagounis. Anthony Fanos was spotted …

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Green, coalition vote to delay housing fund legislation

The government’s signature housing policy has suffered a major blow, with the opposition and Greens voting to delay debate on the multi-billion dollar Housing Australia Future Fund. While debate on …

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Parliament endorses referendum on Indigenous voice

The final parliamentary vote on holding a referendum to enshrine an Indigenous voice in the constitution has been hailed as a day “as big as Uluru”. The Senate passed laws …

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World-first clinical trial of a new treatment to battle paediatric brain cancer launched in NSW

A clinical trial has been launched at Sydney’s Children Hospital, Randwick, aimed at treating children with ependymoma – a rare and devastating form of paediatric brain cancer. The Deflexifol® At …

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Picking, making and tasting: Greek language students learn all about olives

As a way of fostering an appreciation for Greek traditions and life, the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) schools recently organised olive picking for their students. The event unfolded within …

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NSW budget update flags tough choices amid record debt

With historic debt putting pressure on the NSW budget, Treasurer Daniel Mookhey is preparing to deliver an economic statement on the state’s finances. After coming to office in March, Labor …

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