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Natalie Kyriacou named in top 100 Australian innovators list

Natalie Kyriacou OAM is the Founder and CEO of My Green World, the Creator of World of the Wild mobile game app, and a Management Consultant at PwC. She has …

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Emmanuel Dakis: The Legend of Chapel Street

“I don’t want to exist. I want to live!” Emmanuel Dakis, the tailor of Chapel street, once said in an interview to Aron Lewin. This phrase sums up how the …

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GCM presents ‘The Aegean Conflict: Challenges and the Implications for Peace and Security’

A lecture about the Aegean conflict will be presented by Panagiotis Pantazis, a Ph.D. candidate in the Greek Studies Program, School of Humanities and Social Sciences of La Trobe University, …

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Dr Patricia Koromvokis receives honorary plaque from Ioannina International Summer University

Dr Patricia Koromvokis, Lecturer and Head of the Modern Greek Studies Program at Macquarie University, was awarded with an honorary plaque from International Summer University during the 8th International Summer …

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A journey to a new Ithaca: the Ithacan Philanthropic Society

Sitting one story above Elizabeth Street’s bustling commercial strip, Ithaca House has since 1958 been the club rooms of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society. Established in 1916 as a community organisation …

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It’s official – Melbourne has its own ‘Kalamata Place’

Melbourne now has a new Greek landmark, after Darebin Council unanimously endorsed that an unnamed laneway in Thornbury would become “Kalamata Place” back on 23 May 2022. It remained unnamed …

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Too many Greek-Australians are not vaccinated

“I’ve seen as a lot of elderly Greek people that haven’t been vaccinated, who get very ill, and too often, die,” Dr Roderick McRae told Neos Kosmos. The president of …

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Tentoglou narrowly misses WTFC gold

Olympic gold medallist Miltos Tentoglou won second place at the World Track & Field Championships, in the early hours of Sunday (Greek time) getting the silver medal in the long …

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Ukrainian cargo aircraft crashes in Greece, carrying weapons to Bangladesh

The cargo plane which crashed in Kavala, northern Greece carried 11 tonnes of Serbian-made weapons – including landmines – to Bangladesh, Serbia’s Defence Minister Nebojša Stefanovic confirmed. Mr Stefanovic said …

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Aeschylus’ The Persians at Epidvaros – A Triumph

As a lover of classical civilisation, who read and studied classical drama both at secondary school and Monash University in Melbourne, a trip to Greece in summer would not be …

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