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‘Unimaginable horror’: mushroom murder victims speak

Sole surviving mushroom lunch victim Ian Wilkinson, his family and the loved ones of three people murdered by killer cook Erin Patterson have delivered emotional statements as she faced court. …

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Nick Polidoros: From Expozay to exporting to the world

How Nick Polidoros turned failure into success, carrying his father's lessons to the global hotel stage
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Renos Haralambidis retrospective to headline 30th Greek Film Festival of Sydney

The 30th Greek Film Festival of Sydney will welcome acclaimed Greek director, writer, and actor Renos Haralambidis for a special retrospective of his work, running from October 24 to 27, …

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Helena and Vikki Moursellas serve up taverna vibes in new cookbook OPA!

The Greek Australian chefs draw on their yiayia's lessons, their travels, and the vibrancy of Hellenic spirit to create a cookbook full of heart and flavour
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NPL Victoria Men’s: Pankyprios is back!

Bentleigh Greens have secured their return to the NPL – The Cannons finished the regular season with a commanding victory in the derby against South Melbourne Hellas – Nea Hellas …

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Lighting, luxury and La Scala: Anna Giannis on the trends shaping design in 2025

When international interior designer Anna Giannis speaks about design, her words weave a tapestry as textured and layered as the spaces she creates. Her most recent journey — a whirlwind …

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Greece topples Puerto Rico 3-1 to stay alive at Volleyball World Championship

Greece’s women’s volleyball team put together one of their best performances of the year to defeat Puerto Rico three sets to one, earning their first points at the Volleyball World …

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Greece hits record $12.6 billion in tourism revenue for first half of 2025

Greece has posted record tourism revenue in the first six months of 2025, driven largely by British and American travellers, according to new data from the Bank of Greece. Tourism …

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Pause on new regulations to fast track building homes

A pause in updating rules as part of national construction standards will give builders “room to breathe,” the housing minister says. A suite of measures brought out following the productivity …

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Dr Nick Dallas to present seminar on Greek migration through obituaries

The peak decades of Greek migration to Australia in the 1950s and 1960s saw tens of thousands of arrivals, with almost half settling in Victoria. Alongside this demographic shift, the …

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Greek health minister stokes ire after praising billionaire’s care

Greece’s health minister has sparked a backlash over the state of the country’s health system after praising the treatment of a “half-dead” New Zealand billionaire at a public hospital in …

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Renos Haralambidis to headline Sydney’s 30th Greek Film Festival

Renos Haralambidis, one of Greece’s most acclaimed contemporary filmmakers, will headline the 30th Greek Film Festival of Sydney this October, with a dedicated retrospective celebrating his career. The festival, running …

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GOC NSW schools to hold fundraiser kids taverna night

A Kids Taverna Night is being held by the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW next Friday (29 August). Hosted at the Greek Community Club in Lakemba, the taverna night will …

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Judge rules in favour of administrators in case on Cyprus Community of NSW’s Club sale

The presiding judge of the case regarding the sale of the Cyprus Community of NSW‘s flagship property in Stanmore has rendered his verdict, ruling in favour of the administrators. Justice …

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Netanyahu amplifies attack on Albanese as rift deepens

Australia has joined allies in rebuking Israel over its plan to build illegal settlements in the West Bank, as the diplomatic stoush between the two nations deepens. Foreign Minister Penny …

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Byzantine delays: Greek tourism office in Melbourne stalled yet again

Frustration is spilling into barely disguised anger, as the Greek government announces yet another delay in the long-promised opening of the Greek National Tourism Organisation’s (GNTO) Melbourne office at the …

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