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How $2,000 in strata fees pushed a Greek Australian woman to the brink

A $2,000 debt owed to apartment building’s strata management has become a legal and financial nightmare for Canberra-based Greek Australian Amalia Vatavalis. Speaking to Neos Kosmos, Vatavalis says she could …

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‘Eat your way to abs’: Suzie Petropoulos is redefining women’s fitness one healthy souvlaki at a time

Greek Australian nutritionist Suzie Petropoulos is helping women shed kilos and shame while still enjoying their favourite foods, away from yo-yo dieting and generic, restrictive fads
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From Melbourne to Miss Universe: Dana Diamataris’ journey of self-belief and cultural pride

“My goal this year is to say ‘Yes’ to every opportunity that comes my way,” Dana Diamataris told Neos Kosmos in March, ahead of the Miss Universe Australia Victoria State …

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Engineers of the hive: Greek Australian beekeepers blend tradition, science and legacy

Con Pape and Demos Michalopoulos aren't just engineers—they're guardians of an ancient craft, keeping alive their elders' beekeeping traditions while navigating the impacts of climate change and modern life
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Balkan Championships 2025: Karalis breaks competition record

Greece had a strong presence in the Balkan Championships at the Panthessaliko Stadium in Volos, with pole vaulter Emmanouil Karalis stealing the show with a competition-record jump to win the …

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Greek parliament approves investigative committee into OPEKEPE amid accusations of cover-up

By majority vote and following a roll-call, the Greek Parliament has approved a proposal by the ruling New Democracy (ND) party to establish an Investigative Committee into the Payment and …

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GOC NSW connecting with youth for Pavlos Giannakopoulos Tournament

The Greek Orthodox Community of NSW is engaging with the community ahead of the Pavlos Giannakopoulos Tournament, running numerous initiatives aimed at capturing the interest of the youth for the …

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Greece declares Mikis Theodorakis’ childhood home a cultural monument

The Greek government has officially recognised the childhood home of legendary composer Mikis Theodorakis in Galatas, Hania, Crete, as a modern monument, the Culture Ministry announced on Tuesday. The 19th-century …

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EU to scrap 100ml liquid rule for hand luggage as new airport scanners roll out

Air travellers across the European Union will soon be able to carry liquids over 100ml in their hand luggage, as the long-standing airport restriction is set to be abolished following …

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Greek women’s group ‘Anemones’ celebrates ‘Christmas in July’

The Greek Women of the Northern Suburbs ‘Anemones’ came together on Sunday, 27 July to celebrate a uniquely Australian tradition, Christmas in July. The gathering brought festive cheer to Melbourne’s …

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Greece to request €1.2 billion in EU loans for defence procurement, PM Mitsotakis says

Greece will formally request €1.2 billion (approx. AUD 1.95 billion) in low-interest loans from the European Union on Tuesday, earmarked for defense procurement, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced. “Our government …

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New “Order for Return of Leased Property” allows out-of-court evictions

A streamlined legal process for landlords to reclaim rental properties is set to come into force in January 2026. As reported by Greece’s public broadcaster ERT, the reform introduces a …

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Sakkari through to second round in Montreal

Maria Sakkari will face Jessica Pegula in the second round at the Canadian Open after she edged past home country wildcard Carson Branstine in a tense three-set battle. Sakkari, currently …

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Berries snap winless run against Dulwich Hill

Canterbury-Bankstown FC emerged victorious in a home clash against Dulwich Hill to snap their ten-game winless streak. The Berries defeated their opponents in a tight 1-0 game at their home …

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Kids to be blocked from YouTube under social media ban

Australian children will be barred from accessing YouTube after the federal government confirmed the video-sharing website will fall under its social media ban. The platform, which believes the government has …

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