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‘A mother isn’t supposed to bury a child’: Kathy Dafopoulos on daughter’s murder
After Zoran Pandilovski strangled his estranged wife to death in their home, he moved her body to the basement and hid it under the stairs. The 48-year-old used her mobile …
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Greece held final party rallies ahead of Sunday vote
Greece on Friday entered the final day of campaigning the weekend’s national election, with conservative frontrunner Kyriakos Mitsotakis aiming to consolidate the gains he made in last month’s inconclusive ballot. …
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Greek Community of SA pledges support to Voice Referendum
The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia has reaffirmed its support of the Uluru Statement and the ‘Yes’ vote in the upcoming referendum for a First Nations Voice to Parliament. …
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Aegean voted “Best Regional Airline in Europe” for the 12th consecutive year
Aegean Airlines has once again been crowned the “Best Regional Airline in Europe” at the esteemed Skytrax World Airline Awards 2023. This marks the airline’s 13th victory in this category, …
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The Greek Film Society presents: Journey to Ikaria… utopia?
For over a decade the Greek Film Society in Sydney have been screening films for those interesting in Greek cinema. The final screening for this season will be the 2021 …
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‘Overwhelming’ Acropolis queues a challenge for visitors
American visitor Caroline Kutek had just completed a tour of the Acropolis, Greece’s most-visited archaeological site. As beautiful as the 2,500-year-old monument was, the huge crowds were just as memorable, …
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Melbourne’s World Congress of Sociology embraces Greek influence for a global paradigm shift
This year, the International Sociological Association (ISA) and the University of Melbourne will collaborate on the 20th Congress, which occurs every four years with the aim of promoting the exchange …
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Election outcome and majority calculations in Greece
As Sunday’s election approaches, New Democracy is expected to secure a victory, potentially enabling it to form a government independently. Aside from the main outcome, the performances of the two …
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Letter: Contentious boundaries, Macedonia and the Sun of Vergina
This has been a long journey. I was surprised to discover that matters relating the Australian Hellenic community were being neglected. I assumed they were in good hands. I decided …
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Australians will ‘rise to occasion’ on Indigenous voice
The prime minister is confident Australians will rise to the occasion and support an Indigenous voice referendum, but the opposition leader warns the nation isn’t ready for a vote. After …