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Would you confess to a chatbot? Archbishop Makarios sounds alarm on AI faith

Artificial intelligence, the technology upending nearly every corner of society, is creeping into religion, serving up virtual Jesus and automated sermons – a change drawing mixed reviews from the faithful. …

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Cavell Zangalis: A quiet force in Australia’s multicultural shift

Over her life, Cavell Zangalis helped generations of Greek children, their families, and other migrants feel welcome, understood, and included
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‘Our People, Their Stories’: Living museum to Hellenism marks one-year anniversary

The story of Australia’s Hellenism has been the source of celebration for many, and documenting it has been the mission of the project “Our People, Their Stories” which has now …

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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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Do-or-die: Greece fighting to keep World Cup dream alive

The stakes for Greece’s World Cup campaign have increased dramatically heading into their third and fourth matches, with pressure mounting on them to score crucial points against Scotland and Denmark …

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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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Greeks cash in on gold sovereigns after 41 per cent surge in value

Sales of gold sovereigns in Greece have outpaced new purchases during the first nine months of 2025, reversing the trend of recent years when buying exceeded selling. Between January and …

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Trump peace deal hailed as crucial step to end Gaza war: Hostages to be “free” after sign-off

Australia cautiously welcomes a deal that could seal an end to the Israel-Hamas war, but leaders warn of a long way to go before lasting peace can be secured. The …

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Man shot dead in Riverstone as accused gunman Artemios Mintzas faces court over Croydon Park rampage

Sydney remains on edge after a series of violent incidents, including a public shooting in the city’s north-west and a separate case in which a man allegedly sprayed up to …

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The new Australian Championship kicks off this weekend

Australian football enters a new era, with the new national league opening its doors this weekend, bringing 16 teams from across the country into a tournament inspired by the old …

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Pantazopoulos turned down overseas offers to chase Wanderers’ redemption

Western Sydney Wanderers defender Anthony Pantazopoulos admits he turned down several overseas offers during the off-season in favour of staying with the club and avenging last season’s painful A-League Elimination …

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Greece train tragedy father ends 23-day hunger strike

The father of a victim of Greece’s worst rail disaster has ended a 23-day hunger strike after persuading judicial authorities to examine the precise cause of his son’s death. “The …

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GOCNSW hosts Deputy Minister Yiannis-Michail Loverdos in push to deepen Greece-diaspora ties

The Greek Orthodox Community of New South Wales (GOCNSW) welcomed Deputy Foreign Minister for Hellenes Abroad Yiannis-Michail Loverdos to its Lakemba headquarters on Tuesday, in a milestone visit that marks …

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Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni meets NSW ministers to strengthen cultural ties between Greece and Australia

Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni held a high-level meeting in Sydney with NSW Ministers Steve Kamper and Sophie Cotsis, both of Greek heritage, to discuss new avenues for cultural …

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Bridging continents in science: Adelaide hosts 2025 IUPESM Congress with an Athens delegation

Adelaide last week hosted the 2025 IUPESM World Congress, bringing together leading experts in biomedical engineering and medical physics from around the globe. Under the theme Bridging the Gap: Science, …

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Kon Petrakos: A life of service, family, and filotimo

In the quiet hills of Artemisia, just outside Kalamata, a boy was born on August 26, 1936—one of seven children in a village scarred by war, yet resilient. That boy, …

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