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Genocide recognition in Tasmania

To paraphrase a certain Marxist, a spectre is haunting Australia. The spectre of Genocide Recognition. South Australia was the first Australian state to officially recognise the genocide of the Armenians, …

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Mitsotakis favourite as Greece heads to uncertain polls

Greece votes Sunday in a general election that could deliver a chaotic outcome, with the leading candidate, conservative Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, unlikely to garner a lead wide enough to …

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Exhibition opens honouring the daily life of the Greeks in the Lands not Forgotten

Last Friday the museum exhibition titled ‘Asia Minor – Reflections of Everyday Life’ was launched at the monastery of Axion Estin, in Northcote, Melbourne. The arrival of sacred relics from …

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Queensland’s connection to Lemnos’ Anzac Story honoured at Brisbane’s Greek Club

It was my pleasure to have delivered this year’s annual Alex Kondos Memorial Lecture at Brisbane’s Greek Club. The lecture is held each year by the Greek Orthodox Community of …

Sport

Crowd favourite Tsitsipas ousted by Medvedev at rain interrupted semi-final

Daniil Medvedev moved into only the second clay court final of his career on Saturday as he beat Stefanos Tsitsipas 7-5, 7-5 at the Italian Open. The former world number …

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Greece recovers hundreds of antiquities from art thief

Greece said it has recovered hundreds of looted Neolithic to Byzantine artefacts including a second century bronze statue of Alexander the Great from a notorious British antiquities dealer after a …

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Mariners surge past Adelaide, book ALM GF berth

The Central Coast Mariners will play in an A-League Men grand final for the first time since 2013 after surging to an emotional 2-0 win over Adelaide United. Buoyed by …

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‘Apathy and indifference’: Greece’s disillusioned voters

Greek elections have a reputation of being raucous affairs, with loud arguments at taverns or street protests – but the vibe is muted ahead of Sunday’s polls, as voters doubt …

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Australia voted first for Greece’s national elections

Australia has seen the first votes lodged for tomorrow’s general election in Greece, as Greeks living in Australia presented themselves at the consulates in Melbourne and Sydney to cast their …

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Breaking glass ceilings and bridging cultures: the inspiring story of Eugenia Mitrakas

Last week, the Law Institute Journal (LIJ) recognised Eugenia Mitrakas for her achievements and hailed her as a “trailblazer” in the legal profession. As a woman and migrant, Mitrakas overcame …

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