Giorgos Psomiadis, Author at The Greek Herald

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Cultural landmark in Sydney Olympic Park to be relocated after Greek community advocacy

11 / 02 / 2025

The Sydney Olympic Park Authority has confirmed the Discobolus Monument in Stockroute Park will be relocated in a 'respectable' way.

News

Project works advance for second Turkey-Greece bridge

26 / 07 / 2024

This new bridge over the Maritsa (Meriç) River aims to enhance transportation and infrastructure between the two nations.

Community

Magdalena Simonis AM: A journey of service to medicine and women’s health

21 / 09 / 2023

Magdalena Simonis AM has contributed to medicine and to women’s health in so many ways that it is hard to sum up her achievements.

Community

Christine Christian breaks barriers as first female president of the State Library of Victoria

08 / 09 / 2023

Christine Christian in the first female President of the State Library of Victoria in its 165-year history. Read More.

Community

Paroula: The Sydney icon teaching Greek dance for close to 60 years

05 / 09 / 2023

Paroula Thurban has built a legacy over the past 59 years as one of Sydney’s most well-known Greek dancing teachers.

Community

Tsindos: The legendary Greek tavern of Lonsdale Street in Melbourne

17 / 08 / 2023

Tsindos is a legendary Greek tavern located on Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

Australia

Greek contingent join Melbourne rally in support of Indigenous Voice to Parliament

03 / 07 / 2023

A group of Greek Australian supporters of "the voice" gathered on Sunday morning in front of the Victorian Trades Hall in Carlton.

Community

How Jim’s Greek Tavern in Melbourne gives people a taste of Greek village hospitality

06 / 06 / 2023

In the Collingwood neighbourhood of Melbourne, Victoria, there is a special Greek tavern that everyone should visit.

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The Greek family story behind one of the oldest fruit shops in Melbourne

02 / 03 / 2023

Victoria Fruit Palace is a fruit and grocery shop at Ripponlea currently owned and managed by Greek brothers Bill and Kon Maglis.

Community

‘The heart of Hellenism’: A walk through Melbourne’s Greek community in Oakleigh

01 / 02 / 2023

‘The heart of Hellenism’: A morning walk through Melbourne’s Greek community at Eaton Mall in Oakleigh, in Oakleigh, Victoria

Community

Tsindos: The legendary Greek tavern of Lonsdale Street in Melbourne

17 / 08 / 2023

Tsindos is a legendary Greek tavern located on Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

Community

‘A home away from home’: Family story behind Melbourne’s iconic Stalactites restaurant

27 / 04 / 2023

“It was created as a home away from home,” Nicole Konstandakopoulos says about the iconic Stalactites Greek restaurant in Lonsdale Street.

Community

How Jim’s Greek Tavern in Melbourne gives people a taste of Greek village hospitality

06 / 06 / 2023

In the Collingwood neighbourhood of Melbourne, Victoria, there is a special Greek tavern that everyone should visit.

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Opinion

Wills without the Trojan War

17 / 10 / 2025

After nearly 15 years in the legal industry, I’ve lost track of how many matters I’ve worked on involving family disputes over estates.

Opinion

A dark side of Greece – Part 1

05 / 09 / 2025

Unlike other more carefree summers in which financial ease more often than not corresponded to “getting away”.

Opinion

Late disclaimer of inheritance: How it can be recognised as valid by court decision

05 / 09 / 2025

By law, an heir may disclaim within four months of learning that the estate has devolved to them and of the reason for this.

Greek teen killed in armed robbery in Brazil

Thessaloniki marks dual celebration of Saint Demetrios and 113 years since liberation

Brain regain: For the first time in 14 years, more people return to Greece than leave

Sydney Olympic may be forced to drop new logo over Olympic symbol breach

Team Greece edges out Serbia in All Nations Cup thriller

Kokkinakis confirms plans for doubles reunion with Kyrgios

Bridging academia and diaspora: Dr Ifigeneia Dosi’s research visit to Macquarie University

A lifetime at Kingsgrove North: Dianne Tsitsos’ 40 years of dedication to students

Young filmmakers shine at inaugural Greek Film Festival of Sydney competition

‘Una Faccia, Una Razza’: The politics of memory and the power of saying ‘OXI’

When everyday Greeks said OXI: Resistance and survival during World War Two

Young filmmakers shine at inaugural Greek Film Festival of Sydney competition

The Master Miller and the art of olive oil perfection

Botanical Park of Crete: Rooted in fire, inspiring hope

Sweet simplicity: Niki Louca’s Chocolate Hazelnut Shortbreads

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