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Five Loaves volunteers offer meals to Melbourne’s homeless

A group of volunteers from the Five Loaves Program, cooked and handed out hot meals and snacks for the homeless in the inner south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne last week with …

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Overnight blazes in Greece lead to sudden resident evacuations in Ilia

Nearly 200 firefighters and dozens of municipal workers and volunteers spent the night battling a big blaze in the Peloponnese that started under “suspicious” circumstances on Sunday afternoon and was …

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WIN TICKETS to ‘Open Horizons’ at the Melbourne Museum

Neos Kosmos has 20 Adult Double Passes and 20 Family Passes to giveaway to the magnificent Open Horizons – Ancient Greek Journeys and Connections exhibition. If you’ve missed the news, the …

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Professor Apostolopoulos quietly saving the world

Professor Vasso Apostolopoulos was bullied at school for being the “smart one,” and she took the ultimate nerd’s revenge by becoming a world leading virologist. “The other kids wanted to …

Dialogue

Diatribe: On swastikas, stars and crescents

I remember the first and only time I ever drew a swastika clearly. I was six years old and had recently watched the Greek classic film «Οι Γερμανοί Ξανάρχονται» (The …

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Bloodletting in Liberals as the reality of defeat hits home

Accusations over the Coalition’s federal election loss have exploded, as senior Liberal Party figures engage in a malicious blame game over the impact of factional infighting on the result. The …

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St Basil’s aged care charged over fatal COVID cluster

St Basil’s the Melbourne aged care home, run by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese, where 45 people died from COVID-19 in 2020, and an additional five residents died from neglect, has …

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Online lecture looks at Ionian Island links to Australia

The author of Britain’s Greek Islands, Peter Prineas OAM, will present an online talk on the prominence of Ionian islanders among Australia’s early Greek settlers at 7.30pm, this evening (Monday, …

Dialogue

Anthony Albanese in Paris presses the reset button

Paris was sunny on July 1, 2022. At the Elysée Palace in Paris, Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese met with the French President Emmanuel Macron under a bright blue sky. …

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South Melbourne crushes Eastern Lions to keep ahead of Oakleigh in tense title race

South Melbourne has protected their narrow lead in first for another round after crucially smashing Eastern Lions, with Oakleigh close behind after recording their own dominant win. “Hellas” dominated the …

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