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Professor Peter Psaltis leads landmark discovery in tissue regeneration research

The SAHMRI scientists discovered a new type of cell that potentially could enhance the future of tissue repair and regeneration.

From late nights to leadership: How Julia Zisos is shaping the legal profession

Adelaide lawyer Julia Zisos, 30, a senior associate for WRP Legal & Advisory, has been tireless in her approach to work and study.

Prospect Greek Festival in South Australia revived after more than two decades

Prospect Greek Festival in South Australia revived after more than two decades. Full story and details here.

Chocolatier Vicki Papazaharias shares how she brings a taste of France to Australia

Chocolatier Vicki Papazaharias shares with The Greek Herald how she brings a taste of France to Australia this Valentine's Day.

Kathy Karatasas: Transforming foster care for multicultural children

New South Wales social worker Kathy Karatasas has devoted her career to helping children. It has also led her to deal with tough situations.

Greek wedding mystery solved: Jes reunites families with lost memories

Second-hand stores and deceased estates are a place where all sorts of items can be found. It’s hard to walk away from a pile of photographs.

How smart sensor technology can help elderly Greeks live independently for longer

Elderly Greeks in Australia want to stay in their own home for as long as possible. For their adult children, it can be worrying.

Ange Kenos calls on the Greek community to donate blood and save lives

Melbourne donor Ange Kenos, 68, is calling for the Greek community to consider donating as it might save someone’s life.

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Grateful organ recipient Dimitri Tsekinis shares story of survival for DonateLife Week

A lifeline was handed not once but twice to 43-year-old Dimitri Tsekinis when he was the recipient of two organs.

Greek wedding mystery solved: Jes reunites families with lost memories

Second-hand stores and deceased estates are a place where all sorts of items can be found. It’s hard to walk away from a pile of photographs.

Sewn with love: How Maria Tsentidou’s Pontian roots led to a unique wedding

When Efthimios Avgetidis asked Maria Tsentidou to marry her, Maria decided to sew a traditional Pontian wedding gown to wear.

Essence of Blue: Adelaide artists get creative for the SALA festival

Ten Adelaide artists were invited to interpret the colour blue for South Australia’s Living Arts festival (SALA) which runs through August.

Navigating dementia: One Greek Australian family shares their journey

There are more than 421,000 Australians who live with dementia and around 1.6 million people are involved in their care.

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Ro Knox: Wentworth needs real results

Ro Knox: 'Wentworth is my home, and I’m running because our community deserves strong, experienced leadership with a real seat at the table.'

Hypnos’ revenge: Why sleep deprivation is destroying us

On World Sleep Day, March 14, we can look to the ancient Greeks who knew sleep is sacred. Read more about this here.

My child doesn’t want to go to Greek school. What can I do?

The most important thing is to be aware that this is common, to young people and to all languages. It is not unique to your child, or to Greek.Â