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A pilgrimage to heroic Souli: Remembering the legacy of the Souliotes and Souliotises

Nestled in the rugged mountains of Epirus, Souli is more than just a historical site—it is a symbol of resilience and bravery.

Pharmaceutical gaps and policy fixes: Dr Aris Angelis on Greece’s medicine supply struggles

A major reason for medicine shortages in Greek pharmacies appears to be the low pricing of prescribed medicines.

Natalie Saridakis shares how being her mum’s carer inspired her to become a paramedic

Natalie Saridakis is a new paramedic student inducted into NSW Ambulance this year as part of the 2025 Post Employment Tertiary Pathway.

21-year-old Angelina Lati loses her brave battle with childhood dementia

Angelina Lati, the Sydney teenager whose brave journey with childhood dementia captured hearts across Australia, has sadly passed away.

Sewn with love: Leah Plakias’ 14-month-long journey towards dress of her dreams

Come New Year, resolutions run awry. Some we keep, others take a back seat. For Leah, 2024 saw her tackle one of her biggest to date.

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Has the rising cost of living changed the way Greeks celebrate milestones?

This year, my cousins Stan and Priya Veloutsos invited me to their home to ask me if I would consider christening their little girl, Eleni.

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.

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