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Heart of Cyprus beats in Sydney as diaspora call for justice 50 years after invasion

"Free Cyprus" and "Turkey out of Cyprus" echoed across the streets of Sydney on Sunday, July 28 as the diaspora marched for justice.

From souvlaki to stories: Pipeworks Market transforms for Greek Festival

Sizzling souvlaki aromas mingled with the sounds of lively Greek music for the Greek Festival at Pipeworks Market in Thomastown, Victoria.

Hellenism takes over Brighton-Le-Sands as Greek Fest makes triumphant return

On Sunday, Bay Street in Brighton-Le-Sands was packed with people as the Greek Fest made its triumphant return after 21 long years.

Three generations of Pontians raise funds to preserve their ‘second home’ in Sydney

Three generations of proud Pontians supported Pontoxeniteas NSW's 'Winter Wonderland Fundraising Gala' for its 45-year-old Pontian House.

Identity and forgotten history hot topics at 2024 Greek Australian Writer’s Festival

Identity and forgotten history were hot topics at 2024 Greek Australian Writer's Festival. Read the full story here.

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The register of terror: The ephemeral of marriages

Until a few years ago, the relationships of people who decided to live together as a family couple were characterised by romance.

Passengers frustrated over new SmartGates at Australian airports

Australian international airports have embraced SmartGates, the automated kiosks where incoming passengers have their e-passports checked.

Professor Anastasios Tamis pays tribute to the ‘irreplaceable’ Peter Jasonides

This week marks forty days since the passing of the unforgettable fellow Greek, sensitive and active patriot Peter Jasonides.

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