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How Maih Porfyri’s career pivot took her from fashion to the Paralympics

Maih Porfyri had only been in her job for a few months before she was whisked away on a trip to Paris to cover the Paralympic Games.

Vassilis Korkidis: Diaspora key to expanding Greek exports to Australia

Australia is steadily emerging as a strategic partner for the Greek business community, thanks to its stable economy.

Young Greek Australian car enthusiast gets the wheels rolling on new side hustle

For one young Greek Australian from Canberra, he turned his passion for cars into a side hustle business. Read more here.

Jewellery, Hypnotherapy and the Greek islands: The dynamic life of Claire Aristides

Diamond expert, business owner, hypnotherapist, girl boss, wife, and mother — these are all terms that can be associated with C. Aristides.

New book revives legacy of Australia’s first Greek woman settler Katherine Plessou

There are lives that only literature can give the prestige they deserve. History is unable to record them in their entirety.

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Opinion

My partner doesn’t speak Greek – Can we still raise bilingual kids?

You can absolutely raise bilingual children, even if only one parent speaks Greek. Across the world, countless families do so successfully.

Joint bank accounts: Who gets the money?

All people named in a joint account are privy to the money by Law. Most of us have opened accounts at various bank branches.

Gender in Modern Greek: Dr Angeliki Alvanoudi to give online seminar

The aim of the seminar is to examine the role of Greek gendered terms in sustaining social gender ideologies that reinforce sexism.

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