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The Greek Bilingual Bookshop begins a new chapter in Kogarah

The beloved Greek Bilingual Bookshop has officially turned a new page, with longtime Greek educator Katerina Vetsikas taking the reins.

‘A day of national pride’: UNESCO establishes World Greek Language Day

The Executive Board of UNESCO has proposed that 9 February each year be established as World Greek Language Day.

Inside the 2025 Greek Australian Writers’ Festival with Helen Vatsikopoulos

The Greek Australian Writers’ Festival prepares to return on Sunday, April 27 for its fourth and most expansive edition yet.

Brunswick’s Greek legacy and the enduring bond with Sparta

For more than 60 years, the Laconian community has been a cornerstone of Brunswick and the wider Merri-bek community.

Diogenis Ainatzis returns to Australia, bridging generations with Pontian lyre and literature

The Pontian dialect, the music, the songs of Diogenes Ainatzis are not just a field of creation for him. It is his personal battle with time.

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Backing Wentworth: Allegra Spender MP’s vision for real, lasting change

Beyond any single policy achievement, we’ve proven that politics can be done differently - and that progress is possible.

I failed Greek as a kid, can I learn Greek as an adult?

 In general, adults and children, especially young children, learn languages differently, because they are cognitively different.

How can I support my child’s Greek language learning at home?

The first thing to keep in mind is that your attitude as much as the language input, makes a big difference.

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