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Greek archaeologists unearth antique riches left behind by looters
Archaeologists exploring ancient graves in northern Greece have hit the jackpot. The cemetery located in Ahlada, near Florina, has yielded close to 1,300 graves, and despite many of the site …
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Greek police arrest 10 migrants posing as volleyball team
Greek police arrested 10 migrants who were posing as a volleyball team on Saturday at Athens’ International Airport, as they attempted to illegally travel to Switzerland using false passports. According …
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Old school fish and chips in Moonee Ponds, the Greek way
Fish and chips may have found their way to Australia from England, but over time the go-to summer take-away option became synonymous with the Greek migrant. We’ve heard it said …
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Greek Australians join voices with global student climate strike
Last Friday, millions of people around the globe participated in protests against inaction on climate change, uniting their voices with the ‘Fridays For Future’ student movement. From Sydney and San …
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Great turnout at dementia conversation event hosted by Oakleigh Grammar
Dozens of community members, including a number of Oakleigh Grammar students, attended a public education event on dementia, held at the school’s premises today. The joint initiative of Fronditha and …
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John Sitilides: fact-driven foreign policy fuels this Washington insider
John Sitilides is a geopolitical strategist, based in Washington DC, an insider. The U.S. Department of State is one of his key clients. He talks fast but with diamond sharp …
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Greek fans rejoice as Richmond advances to AFL Grand Final
For the last few weeks, the eyes of the entire nation – or at least those in Victoria – have been focused on the AFL semi-finals. Of course the Greek …
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Through the prism of the pool, Christos Tsiolkas’ latest project seeks to tell Australia’s history
When we each think about the swimming pool, as Australians we all have some memory, be it be positive or negative. For Christos Tsiolkas, the pool was a place where …
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NAPLAN Review: Teachers don’t need it, so who is the test really benefiting?
After facing a barrage of criticism, NAPLAN is set to be reviewed by a panel of education experts, looking into whether the literacy and numeracy test meets the needs of …
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Megalogenis’ ‘The Football Solution’ shortlisted for Victorian Community History Awards
Journalist George Megalogenis’ book The Football Solution: How Richmond’s Premiership Can Save Australia has been shortlisted for the Victorian Community History Awards. The Greek Australian’s work is among 42 community …