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Current Matildas’ players react to De Vanna allegations of “toxic” team culture

Members of the current Australian women’s football team, the Matildas, have issued a statement in response to recent allegations made by former player Lisa de Vanna of a “toxic culture” …

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How Gladys Berejiklian became the Queen of Hearts

The past fortnight certainly did not send Gladys Berejiklian off in a blaze of glory. Her shock resignation had all the makings of a Greek tragedy with Berejklian falling under …

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‘Keeping Well During the Pandemic’ online webinars for CALD Communities

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on our mental health and wellbeing, leaving many struggling with stress, sadness and many other emotions and experiences. As part of October’s …

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Cats rated according to the Ancient Greek standards of beauty

The Golden Ratio, the ratio for the width of rectangles of 1.61803 39887 49894 84820, was named thus by the Greeks. In maths, it is known as “phi”, named after …

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Victoria records 1466 new COVID-19 cases and 360 for NSW, along with 13 deaths altogether

Victoria recorded 1466 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, and another eight deaths. Of these new cases, 122 were in regional Victoria and 36 in locked-down Mildura. The results came after …

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Family violence destroys children, their future, but also our own as a society

“It’s a cold winter’s night in Melbourne. Six-year-old Jenny (not her real name) cuddles up to her mum whilst they sit close together on the couch. They are not watching …

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The story behind Bourke Street’s Legend Café

What became the Legend Café was originally opened by James Sigalas at around 1903 as the Anglo-American Café. In 1955, Sigalas’ grandson, Ion A. Nicolades, decided to modernise the business. …

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Opportunity and adventure: The Greek presence in Africa

There’s no denying that Greeks are everywhere and have had a significant engagement in Africa. Their influence is evident from the first colonies in Egypt, Libya and even Tunisia From …

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Scott Morrison backs NSW plans to fast-track international travel as early as 1 November

It was a much-anticipated moment when Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that Australia’s international borders would open to allow Australian citizens and permanent residents to “take our lives back” – …

Peter Verveniotis forges a full life despite battle with Thalassaemia

As chair of the not-for-profit Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Australia (TASCA), Peter Verveniotis knows a thing or two about the chronic genetic disorders that his organisation is dedicated to offering …

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