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Bright Ballarat morning welcomes gathering for George Treloar memorial service

The sun shone throw on a crisp, bright morning in Ballarat to welcome the gathering to the annual commemorative service held at the Treloar Memorial in Ballarat’s Sturt Street last …

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Maths leader Mary Zervos honoured among Victoria’s best educators

Vermont Secondary College's Head of Learning and Teaching recognised for transforming maths education and inspiring student success
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‘We’re pretty ecstatic’: Opening night of Greek Film Festival welcomes 2000 people across Melbourne

The Greek Film Festival kicked off last night with a launch event at Melbourne’s Astor Theatre, screening Kazantzakis’ Kapetan Mihalis story. “I feel a real sense of joy that [the …

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After the flood: Anna Kiparis revisits Maribyrnong three years on

Three years after the 2022 flood, Anna Kiparis captures the enduring strength, recovery, and sense of belonging of a community
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Giannis Antetokounmpo: ‘I’m not there yet’ in quest to join NBA’s all-time greats

Giannis Antetokounmpo says he’s still chasing a place among basketball’s greatest, despite an already glittering career. In an interview with Associated Press, the Milwaukee Bucks superstar reflected on his drive …

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Say goodbye to repainting: The smarter way to protect your weatherboard home

For many families, the weatherboard home remains a symbol of tradition, comfort and style. But anyone who owns one knows the challenge that comes with keeping it looking fresh. Every …

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IMF: Greece on track to cut debt and maintain strong budget surpluses through 2030

Greece is set to maintain primary budget surpluses and continue steadily reducing its public debt through the end of the decade, according to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Fiscal Monitor …

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Greece weighs disputed 13-hour workday reform

Greece’s parliament on Wednesday debated a controversial reform proposed by the conservative government, which would allow 13-hour workdays under exceptional circumstances, drawing fire from unions and opposition parties. Unions have …

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Political thriller surrounds missing Greek-American candidate Petros Krommidas on Long Island

Even after vanishing five months ago, Petros Krommidas remains a candidate for a seat on the Nassau County Legislature on Long Island, New York. The 29-year-old’s name will stay on …

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Adelaide influencer Taydam Knowles embraces Greek Orthodox faith ahead of wedding to George-Alexander Mamalis

Adelaide influencer, author, and event manager Taydam Knowles, 25, revealed that she recently converted to the Greek Orthodox Christian faith before marrying George-Alexander Mamalis, founder of The Adelaide Set and …

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Socceroos lose to US in first defeat of Popovic era

The Socceroos have suffered their first defeat under coach Tony Popovic, slipping to a 2-1 loss to World Cup hosts the United States. A wonderful solo goal from the sensational …

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Dennis Bastas receives no dividend despite eightfold rise in profit for $7 billion pharmacy and cosmetics empire

Newly filed financials documents have shown that Greek Australian billionaire Dennis Bastas’s pharmacy and cosmetics empire recorded a near eightfold increase in net profits, though no dividends have been received …

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Archbishop Makarios to chair conference in Crete centred on Euthanasia

Archbishop Makarios of Australia will represent the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the coming Third International Scientific Conference on Bioethics in Rethymno, Crete, which will see numerous academics and church officials …

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Koutsantonis calls on Tarzia to apologise over Pangallo’s “reckless” algal bloom posts

South Australian Infrastructure and Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis has called on Opposition Leader Vincent Tarzia to apologise for his party’s “alarmist and misleading” commentary on the state’s harmful algal bloom …

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Triple zero scrambles for pen and paper over power loss

Emergency call-takers reverted to pen and paper for hours after an unprecedented power outage that exposed a long-running flaw in one state’s triple-zero system. Triple Zero Victoria’s computer-aided dispatch system …

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Hellenic Medical Society of Australia Gala Ball raises over $23,000 for AGAPI Care

The Hellenic Medical Society of Australia (HMSA) organised a productive edition of its Annual Gala Ball, raising over $23,000 that will go towards supporting the services of AGAPI Care. The …

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