Michael Malakonas resigns as CEO of Fronditha Care

·

Mr Michael Malakonas has resigned as Chief Executive Officer of Fronditha Care with immediate effect.

The Board thanked Mr Malakonas for his service to the organisation for the past 15 months and wished him success in his future endeavours.

The Board has commenced the recruitment process to appoint a new Chief Executive Officer to guide their organisation to future success.

“During this time of transition, the Board has every confidence that together with the senior leadership team and all our staff, we will continue to deliver on our mission and maintain our primary focus, on the care of our elderly,” a statement from Fronditha Care reads.

“Please be assured that there will be no disruption to the care provision of our residents and care- recipients across residential and community care services in Victoria and NSW.”

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

OEEGA NSW celebrates community spirit and generosity at 2025 Christmas Dinner

OEEGA NSW welcomed members, friends and supporters to its annual Christmas Dinner on Saturday, 7 December 2025.

Oakleigh locals push back against 16-storey towers near Eaton Mall

Oakleigh residents are uniting against the Allan government’s proposal for high-rise apartment towers near Eaton Mall.

Widow backs shark-spotting drones as a tribute to Mercury Psillakis’ legacy

Maria Psillakis has praised NSW’s drone program, calling it “a massive step in the right direction” as she honours her late husband’s legacy.

Major setback for Pendlebury ahead of $3 million court clash with Jason Sourasis

Pendlebury’s $3m claim has been dealt a setback after administrators found Sourasis' company had just $224 left and was “clearly insolvent.”

Golden Globes spotlight falls on Yorgos Lanthimos as ‘Bugonia’ secures major nods

Yorgos Lanthimos’ Bugonia has emerged as a Golden Globes standout, earning major nominations for its standout performances.

You May Also Like

Turkish town sends message of peace to Greece

An annual swimming competition between Turkish people from Barca and Greeks from Symi was cancelled this year.

Second HMSA Careers Day connects Greek Australian students with industry leaders

Following the success from last year’s event, the Hellenic Medical Society of Australia (HMSA) and the GCM held their second Careers Day.

Multicultural Domestic Family Violence Centre to be established in NSW

A Minns Labor Government will partner with SSI to establish new specialist multicultural domestic and family violence centre.