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Yiannis Rerakis on the need for a new masculinity – a positive redefinition

For Yiannis Rerakis, life didn’t follow the script. Raised in a traditional Greek-Australian household where discipline, legacy, and silence often walked hand-in-hand, his journey toward manhood wasn’t marked by ease. …

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Putting Greek Australians on the map: Honouring our community through Victoria’s place names

The story of the Greek Australian community deserves to be written into the very streets and parks of Victoria—its geography reflecting the legacy of one of the state’s most significant …

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Kastellorizian Association of Victoria marks centenary with tribute to war veterans

To mark the centenary of the Kastellorizian Association of Victoria (KAV), a memorial service was held on April 27 at the Australian Hellenic Memorial in Kings Domain – the Shrine …

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A visit to remember: Andreas Papadopoulos brings Greek tradition to life in Australia

Andreas Papadopoulos recently brought Greek tradition to life in Melbourne through a special series of traditional dance workshops held for the first time in Australia. Led by the acclaimed dance …

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Youngsters delight Greek Festival of Sydney with excellent talent showcase

The Greek Festival of Sydney has continued its new initiative to focus on the artistic skill of the youth with numerous youngsters entering a wide variety of submissions in the …

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Rome bids farewell to Pope Francis with funeral, burial

World leaders and rank-and-file Catholic faithful have bidden farewell to Pope Francis in a funeral that highlighted his concern for people on the peripheries and reflected his wish to be …

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Council votes to preserve Merri-bek’s 40-Year sister city ties with Sparta

The ties between Merri-bek and Sparta have been preserved after a council motion was passed to maintain the near 40-year relationship. The decision was put to council in a meeting …

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Port becomes political football but is ‘not for sale’

The leaseholder of a major Australian port has lamented becoming “a political football”, reiterating the facility is not for sale. On a day involving an unfortunate interaction with a different …

Life

A feast for the fast: Chora’s Easter celebration of Hellenic culinary living heritage

Chora – The Heart of Northcote hosted a nistisimo (fasting) dinner on Thursday March 20, curated by celebrated cookbook author Meni Valle. Over 100 guests gathered in the Axion Estin …

Dialogue

Why the Roman Empire dominates our imagination

Heard the masses muttering, “Have you thought of the Roman Empire today?” Seen the countless, often-hilarious memes of men contemplating the gods, gladiators, and glory of ancient Rome? All the …

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