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Yiayia’s passion for science inspires granddaughter Voula Gaganis

It has been a few decades in the making, but Voula Gaganis has been guided by her yiayia’s own dream of a career in science.

George Ganiatsas named City of Ryde’s Volunteer of the Year

Greek Australian football legend George Ganiatsas has been honoured as Volunteer of the Year by the City of Ryde.

Hellenic community steps up for homeless Australians at CEO Sleepout

The Vinnies CEO Sleepout is an annual event where CEOs sleep outdoors to raise funds and awareness for Australians experiencing homelessness.

George Lekakis leads Multicultural Review: ‘Must remember where we came from’

George Lekakis, one of Victoria’s respected figures, comes out of retirement to lead a review of the state’s multicultural policies.

Melbourne chef Andreas Papadakis shortlisted for prestigious James Beard Award

Melbourne chef Andreas Papadakis has been shortlisted for a James Beard Foundation Award for his debut cookbook Tipo 00 The Pasta Cookbook.

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International forum marks Greek Genocide commemoration

The Greek-American organisation, the Eastern Mediterranean Business and Cultural Alliance (EMBCA), held its third Forum on the Greek Genocide

Village mentality: What Greek and Indian traditions teach us about caring for the elderly

An exploration of how cultures like Greek and Indian traditions honour and care for their elderly with respect, connection, and community.

Professor Anastasios Tamis: The Australian Government disgraced the Greek language

The decision of the Government of Australia not to vote in favour World Greek Language Day is a historic hybris to our homeland Greece.

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