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End of an era: Mark Coure MP praises long-serving GOCNSW executives amid Board transition

Greek Orthodox Community of NSW leaders Harry Danalis, Nia Karteris and Chris Belerhas have been formally acknowledged by Mark Coure MP.

Sydney student Michaela Loukas named Young Scientist of the Year

Michaela Loukas of Marist Catholic College Penshurst has been crowned Young Scientist of the Year. Read more here.

Greek Australian sisters win national design award with creative call to fight food waste

Two Greek Australian siblings have scored the top prize in a national design competition aimed at fighting food waste.

WA Liberal leader Basil Zempilas attends St Andrew’s Name Day Dinner Dance

Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas has celebrated the growth and achievements of St Andrew’s Grammar after the Name Day Dinner Dance.

‘Roof over your head’ the real economic test, Mark Bouris tells Sydney business leaders

Australia’s inflation fight, housing affordability crisis and the courage needed for serious economic reform were front and centre.

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A dark side of Greece: Part 2

I came across a book of short stories in English by author Konstantina Sozou-Kyrkou, called Black Greek Coffee.

Wills without the Trojan War

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.

A dark side of Greece – Part 1

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

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