Klavdia Papadopoulou: Dignity that captivated all!

23 May, 2025

Greece’s entry this year, Asteromata by Klavdia Papadopoulou, transcended Eurovision conventions. Klavdia Papadopoulou: Dignity that captivated all! uniting a nation and captivated an international audience—standing proudly above the contest’s typical standards. It’s been decades since Eurovision could be won with a song…

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Turkey’s long persecution of Pontian Christians

23 May, 2025

In the city of Trabzon (currently in Turkey), where few Christians are left, St. Maria Catholic Church has suffered its second attack this year. A gunman shot at the church on March 6, but there were no casualties because no one was…

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Samaras’ Party For Greece to launch on June 30th

22 May, 2025

The political return of Antonis Samaras, rumoured to launch the party For Greece on 30 June 2025, is more than an act of personal revival. Samaras’ Party for Greece to launch on June 30th could become the catalyst that breaks apart New…

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George Lekakis AO: A champion for the Greek community returns to lead Victoria’s multicultural Future

22 May, 2025

George Lekakis AO, one of Victoria’s most respected multicultural leaders and a lifelong advocate for the Greek Australian community, has come out of retirement to lead a landmark review of the state’s multicultural policies. His call to action is clear: the Greek…

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Argyro Vourdoumpa: The Greek woman covering 400 kilometres in 20 days for Australia’s homeless women

21 May, 2025

Can you really walk, run or cycle 400 kilometres in just 20 days? For Argyro Vourdoumpa, the answer is a resounding yes—especially when the goal is as meaningful as supporting women experiencing homelessness. Driven by purpose, courage, and compassion, the Adelaide-based journalist…

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Product naming rights: Cultural heritage or trade barrier?

21 May, 2025

As Australia and the European Union return to the negotiating table in pursuit of a free-trade agreement, the issue of product naming rights—particularly over terms like “feta” and “prosecco”—has emerged as a surprisingly pivotal sticking point. While seemingly technical, this dispute cuts to the…

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Melbourne’s GCM Schools Shine on Global Stage at 6th International Radio Theatre Festival

20 May, 2025

The opening ceremony of the 6th International Online Radio Amateur Theatre Festival: Theatre in Front of a Microphone was held with great success on Saturday, May 3, 2025, via Zoom. A celebration of theatre and culture, the event brought together voices, talent,…

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Klavdia Papadopoulou: Dignity that captivated all!

Turkey’s long persecution of Pontian Christians

Samaras’ Party For Greece to launch on June 30th

George Lekakis AO: A champion for the Greek community returns to lead Victoria’s multicultural Future

Argyro Vourdoumpa: The Greek woman covering 400 kilometres in 20 days for Australia’s homeless women

Product naming rights: Cultural heritage or trade barrier?

Melbourne’s GCM Schools Shine on Global Stage at 6th International Radio Theatre Festival

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