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Resources neoskosmos has populated their site with include: • neoskosmos.com • Subscribe to our Newsletter! • Australian Jazz Museum acquires clarinet of late Jazz legend Nick Polites - Neos Kosmos • Greece to bake in season's first heatwave: minister - Neos Kosmos • At least six Greek Australians receive King's Birthday Honours - Neos Kosmos • Strengthening bonds: Demi and Yiayia Maria make TikTok videos together - Neos Kosmos • Veterinarian Gianne Ficatas on volunteering in Indonesia to her emergency work here in Melbourne - Neos Kosmos • The Greek Australian-led $2 billion sports and property project that aims to redefine Melbourne's West - Neos Kosmos • Pillars of Strength: Greek women migrants and their stories of survival • 'One of the biggest' Greek concerts in Queensland sees four generations on stage • Exhibition highlights shared Greek heritage from Pontus, Asia Minor and Cyprus • Η Μελβούρνη στα «Στα χνάρια του Διγενή Ακρίτα» • Postecoglou honoured with steet mural in his home town of Prahran • Celebrating Elizabeth Bouras: A century of resilience and family legacy • "Sinnefiasmeni Kiriaki": A tribute concert to rebetiko legends Vasilis Tsitsanis and Sotiria Bellou • «Συννεφιασμένη Κυριακή»: Ένα μουσικό αφιέρωμα στον Βασίλη Τσιτσάνη και τη Σωτηρία Μπέλλου στη Μελβούρνη • Mediterranean diet may reduce stress and anxiety, new study shows • Mεσογειακή διατροφή - και - κατά του άγχους • Melbourne commemorates and honours the Genocide of the Greeks of Pontos • Eκδηλώσεις μνήμης για την Ποντιακή Γενοκτονία στην Μελβούρνη • Australia honours the 83rd anniversary of the Battle of Crete • Όλες οι εκδηλώσεις για την 83η επέτειο της Μάχης της Κρήτης στην Αυστραλία και Νέα Ζηλανδία • Deakin Uni celebrates with biggest Greek Society Ball yet [PHOTOS] • The architect behind Australia's next most expensive home • Elijah Demetrios Kahlenberg: Building Israeli-Palestinian bridges • Xanthoudakis takes on leading role in 'Lucia di Lammermoor' opera • Demetrius Carra: one of the early Greek migrants who came in search of gold • Capturing legacy: A Melbourne photographer's tribute to her father's journey • Paniyiri Festival spotlights homelessness crisis in Brisbane's Musgrave Park • Two billion streams and counting: VASSY celebrates latest milestone for hit song 'Bad' • "We must eliminate normalised sexual violence" - Chanel Contos • EKATO Volume One: An examination of the Kytherian Association of Australia's first 50 years • From Sydney to Eurovision: Silia Kapsis prepares to shine on the global stage • Eternal echoes: Narrating 200 years of Greek presence in Australia • Η άγνωστη ιστορία των Ελλήνων της Αυστραλίας κατά τα τελευταία 200 χρόνια • 'Axion Esti' speaks to the soul of the Greek people: Dimitris Basis • A Greek Ghanaian girl's journey to Miss Universe Australia • H Alysia Salley ανάμεσα σε δύο κόσμους στην πολυπολιτισμική Αυστραλία • Greek online store creates a bridge of art, culture, and connection • Thalassea: Ένα «κύμα» τέχνης και πολιτισμού από την Ελλάδα μέχρι τους Αντίποδες • Is it possible to come back from the dead? Australia's first body-freezing facility explores the boundaries of mortality • Greek parliamentarians to participate in Melbourne's National Day parade • Helena Kidd: Holding on to memories of mum, visiting the ancestral home • What's On April 6-12: Comedy, music, lectures and more • George Zacharopoulos talks new show and how he almost committed a national crime • Chrissa Keramidas made history at the Australian Ballet • Yannis Moschos embarks on an artistic expedition to Australia • From self-doubt to state finalist: Dana Diamataris' inspiring journey to Miss Universe Australia • 'When my daughter died, a part of me did too' • «Όταν πέθανε η κόρη μου, ένα κομμάτι μου πέθανε μαζί της» • 40 years of Melbourne and Thessaloniki sister city relationship • 40 χρόνια από την αδελφοποίηση Μελβούρνης - Θεσσαλονίκης • Two Greek Australian performers to grace the stage in Sydney's production of 'West Side Story' • 203 years of freedom: Greek Independence Day celebrations across Australia • Sydney's Greek Community Home for the Aged praised for its high quality food • High Street in Melbourne's north named coolest street in the world • Ένας δρόμος της Μελβούρνης, με πλούσια ελληνική κληρονομιά, ο πιο «cool» στον Κόσμο • VIMA Greek Dance Party: A night of cultural celebration and connection in Melbourne • Girlsplain: Ali Kitinas and Jodie Matthews take on mansplaining with new podcast • Yorgos Lanthimos picture Poor Things awarded Oscars as Oppenheimer wins best picture • How yiayia has helped preserve our Greek identity in Australia and the artistic value of clay • «Διπολιτισμός, πολιτισμός και Ελληνίδες της Διασποράς» • Perspectives on International Women's Day: Voices from Oakleigh's Greek community • «Οι γυναίκες σήμερα τα καταφέρνουν παντού» • George Kapiniaris talks his new Big Fat Greek show, breaking into comedy and his future • Vindication for Qantas worker, airline cops $250k fine • Πρόστιμο $250.000 στην Qantas για την παράνομη παύση του ομογενή Theo Seremetidis • Australian tourists aid Greek tourism to propel to record highs • Ποσό-ρεκόρ ξόδεψαν οι συμπάροικοι πέρυσι στην Ελλάδα • Experience the taste of Cyprus: Halloumi Festival hits Melbourne this weekend • Εντυπωσιάστε τους καλεσμένους σας! Σερβίρετέ τους χαλούμι • National Theatre of Greece's meditative 'Goodbye, Lindita' brings new theatrical tragedy to Adelaide Festival • Antipodes Festival: An event that "transcends the Greek community" • «Όλοι αναγνωρίζουν το Φεστιβάλ 'Αντίποδες' ως την κορυφαία εκδήλωση στην οποία ανυπομονούν να παραβρεθούν και να συμμετάσχουν» • Exploring the Greek migration story and cultural identity through fashion • Frenzee - the Xylouris siblings take Greece by storm with their own brand of punk-rock • Greek Festivals take over Australia's cultural landscape in February and March • Greek fans go cray cray for Tay Tay in Australia • Love never fades for Vasilis and Popi • Η αγάπη δεν σβήνει για τον Βασίλη και την Πόπη (video) • WA with one of the smallest Greek communities boasts one of the strongest Hellenic hubs • Neos Kosmos: 67 years of serving the needs and telling the stories of Greek Australians • Ο «Νέος Κόσμος» έγινε 67 χρόνων! • Percy Jackson and the Olympians: a little rushed but worth viewing • Ο μουσικός και συνθέτης Μανόλης Ανδρουλιδάκης στην Αυστραλία • Melbourne and Brisbane welcome Cypriot Halloumi festivals next month • Pickled Greek stuffed peppers and other Mediterranean veggie fare for year-round eating • Nikos Mingos, 100 years... young • Ένας συμπάροικος 100 ετών... νέος! • Record turnout at Macquarie University for the award ceremony of the Certificates of Attainment in the Greek Language • Greek-Australian artist Luka Lesson takes us on an exploration of love in latest production • ERTFLIX aims to become the emblem of Modern Greece • «Το ERTFLIX θέλουμε να γίνει το σήμα κατατεθέν της σύγχρονης Ελλάδας» • Castellorizian Association of NSW celebrates 100th anniversary with special Centenary Gala • Nick Giannopoulos on why 'Wog Life' is your final chance to see him live on stage • 14 Hellenes shine in Australia Day Honours • Ημέρα της Αυστραλίας: Τουλάχιστον 14 ομογενείς τιμήθηκαν για τη συμβολή τους στην ευημερία της χώρας • Melina Aslanidou returns to Melbourne and Sydney in February • «H λυρική στιγμή»: Ethics and aesthetics in the poetry of the late Archbishop Stylianos • Nick Giannopoulos makes wog comeback with farewell tour • Renowned Greek radio host, Rena Frangioudaki, faces life-altering ordeal after apartment ceiling collapse • Εφιάλτης για τη Ρένα Φραγκιουδάκη – Σώθηκε από θαύμα όταν έπεσε η οροφή του σπιτιού της επάνω της • Hellenic film feast to delight at Europa movie festival • Making sure our immigration stories are never forgotten • Η Silvana Tsipiras γράφει ένα βιβλίο «στη μνήμη όλων των ξενιτεμένων, στη μνήμη των προγόνων μας» • Joyce Ave, Sth Oakleigh: from Anglo-Saxon working class to multicultural middle class • Despina Papadopoulou celebrates 102 years of resilience, joy, and dance • Ο χορός της Δέσποινας Παπαδοπούλου μέσα στο χρόνο: Μια ιστορία αγάπης, ανθεκτικότητας και 102 χρόνων γεμάτων χάρη • Melbourne couple turn Greek family recipe of early 1800s to award-winning business • Ζευγάρι στη Μελβούρνη μετέτρεψε ελληνική συνταγή του 1800 σε βραβευμένη επιχείρηση • Andriana Petrakis is here to win titles, and won't let her intellectual impairment hold her back • Greek-Australian charity founder Jason Sotiris named Australia Day Ambassador • An interview with Krazy Kon, two decades of albums • Threading traditions: Hellenic and Assyrian heritages weaved together by love • Senseless stabbing claims life of disabled Greek Australian • Epiphany 2024: Greek communities across Australia prepare for the Blessing of the Waters • 12-year-old Izzy wins the world's first coin of 2024 • Leo Lambros: A centenarian against all odds • Melbourne becomes "ANGE TOWN" in artistic visual narrative • How Georgia Politis from Darwin rose to prominence in the photography industry • Enchanting Christmas light extravaganza brighter than ever • Thousands of Victorians attend this year's Carols by Candlelight dedicated to the late Stelios Tsiolas • Repatriation triumph: 30 antiquities, valued at $3.7 million, return to Greece in New York ceremony • Τριάντα αρχαιότητες επιστρέφουν από τη Νέα Υόρκη στην Ελλάδα • What's On 15-21 December: Drawing, Carols, festivals, music and dance • Valentino and Konstantinos Travlos-two brothers striving for their football dream in Europe • Countless Greek and Cypriot Australian Year 12 students achieve exceptional results • Aspiring medicine student Victoria Polites achieves 98.95 ATAR • Oakleigh Grammar celebrates academic excellence in the Class of 2023 • Melbourne's Greek Community celebrates stellar VCE results in Modern Greek • Christmas: Not "the most wonderful time of the year" for all Greek Australians • 'Workplace hero' Theo, who won court against Qantas, made Australia home as a Greek migrant • Elena Rapti: Greek Diaspora and all-year-round tourism is a priority for Tourism Deputy Minister • Έλενα Ράπτη: Η προσέλκυση ομογενών να κάνουν διακοπές στην Ελλάδα αποτελεί μέλημά μας • Mitsi Kouri, the person who taught 10,000 Greek women in Melbourne to sew, has passed away • Απεβίωσε η Μήτση Κουρή, η γυναίκα που έμαθε 10.000 Ελληνίδες της Μελβούρνης να… ράβουν! • Greek artist Danae Stratou's work "Water Traces" sheds light on the beauty underneath the earth • Greek Australian firefighters "turn up" the heat for a good cause • Oakleigh Grammar recognises its pupils at its 40th anniversary celebration • Greek-Australian Society (GAS) expanded mentor program across five cities • Emmanuel Angelicas' quest: Capturing the souls of Greece through liminal portraits • Sound Motion and the Brain: A glimpse into the world of neuroscience through the lens of performing arts • Sound Motion and the Brain: Μια ματιά στον κόσμο της νευροεπιστήμης υπό το πρίσμα της παραστατικής τέχνης • Breaking the fitness barrier: How three generations of Greek Cypriot women redefine age with exercise • Echoes of courage: 50 years on commemorating Polytechnic students' stand against fascism • Xylouris & White live tour of Australia with a new masterwork • End of an era for Melbourne's Greek-owned Bar Oussou • 16-year-old Aiva Anagnostiadis looking to make motorsport history • Tony Maniaty hoping to "open our eyes to the beauty of Earth" in latest exhibition • Kon Karapanagiotidis' journey from a ragged charity beginnings to major recognition and impact • Greek Street Fair Burwood strengthens its reputation among the local community • Greek Melbournian junior gymnast to represent Team Australia internationally • From Greek Australian roots to European giants - Valkanis' journey in football philosophy and leadership • Oakleigh Glendi: an achievement kindles Greek spirit, breaks attendance records • Epic 'Greek Night' every first Friday - authentic food, live music, and plate smashing galore • Melbourne celebrates Greek culture at Oakleigh Glendi 2023 this weekend • Το Σαββατοκύριακο όλοι οι δρόμοι οδηγούν στο Oakleigh Glendi 2023! • Greek-Australian Costas Mandylor to co-star with Greek superstar rapper LIGHT • ERTFLIX goes international, bringing Greece to the world • The shifting tides of Sydney's inner city Greek enclaves: From working-class to gentrified and expensive gems • Swapped at birth - DNA test helps uncover adoptee's Greek heritage • Greek Australians on AFR's Young Rich List doubles in 2023 from last year • Thanatos: Death Personified' exhibition seeking to create open dialogue about our mortality • Έναν ανοιχτό διάλογο για τη θνητότητά μας επιδιώκει να δημιουργήσει η έκθεση «Thanatos: Death Personified» • Opera diva Maria Callas museum opens in Athens on centenary • SA Premier Peter Malinauskas officially opens 2023 Greek Film Festival in Adelaide • Την επίσημη έναρξη του Φεστιβάλ Ελληνικού Κινηματογράφου στην Αδελαΐδα κήρυξε ο πρωθυπουργός της Ν. Αυστραλίας Peter Malinauskas • The day in 1941 when 100,000 Melburnians flocked to the city centre for 'Greek Day' • Όταν η Μελβούρνη έγινε γαλανόλευκη το 1941! (Σπάνιες φωτογραφίες) • Greek singers galore: Glykeria / Aslanidou, Zina / Karafotis and Dantis to perform in Australia • Age-defying weightlifting Greek Yiayia shatters stereotypes and records • «Η δύναμη είναι στην ψυχή!» • David Hill's 50-year love affair with Greece: A golden anniversary celebration • Postecoglou: The remarkable journey from Melbourne to Tottenham Hotspurs • Why Neos Kosmos calls on Greek Australians to vote 'yes' • Australia at a crossroads: After the Voice Referendum we need to build seeking unity and progress • Rozakeas delivers much needed project to the Mutitjulu community • Μία ομογενής αφοσιώνεται σε δράσεις για τη βελτίωση της ζωής των Πρώτων Κατοίκων • PlaySide Studios: the Greek Aussie-led company making games for our phones • PlaySide Studios: Οι Ελληνοαυστραλoί επικεφαλής εταιρείας που φτιάχνει παιχνίδια για τα κινητά μας • Ορθόδοξοι και Μουσουλμάνοι υπέρ του «Ναι» • Lost on Kythera • Greek-Australian Film Society look to preserve Greek-Aussie film and culture • Alex Bervanakis: The future of Australian karate is Blue and White • Greek Collingwood fanatics anxiously await glory on Saturday • Andrew Vouliotis leads team that won prestigious awards for innovative dementia tools • Ένας ομογενής οδηγεί τις εξελίξεις σε εφαρμογές που βελτιώνουν τη ζωή των ανθρώπων που πάσχουν από άνοια • Greek duo Kadinelia embarks on Australian tour, bending traditional Melodies with diverse and contemporary sounds • Καντινέλια: «Όσο πιο παλιά πηγαίνεις στην τέχνη τόσο πιο φουτουριστικό μοιάζει στο σήμερα» • George Paxinos on 'Greek Brain Shrinkage' and the debate of nature vs nurture in science • Kasselakis pulls off surprise Greek leftist party win • Κασσελάκης: «Σήμερα το φως κέρδισε, η ελπίδα γίνεται το μέλλον μας» • Childhood dementia and the brave journey of Angelina Lati • «Όταν μαθαίνεις ότι το παιδί σου πάσχει από άνοια...» • The Greek warrior rising up the ranks in America to one day become world champ • 2023 Greek Film Festival shines a spotlight on resilience and humanity • Physical challenges no barrier for this couple and their 'miracle' baby • «Δεν πρέπει ποτέ να υποτιμάτε τις δυνάμεις σας» • Morocco earthquake kills more than 2000 people • Man of Darkness provides lightness to Melbourne youth through street art • The 2023 Greek Film Festival in Melbourne and Sydney revealed • Students to bridge generational divide with "I Help Grandparents with Technology" • Elevating elderly lives: The captivating narrative of 'Happy Gramps' social media page • Ιστορίες ζωής των παππούδων και των γιαγιάδων μας • Crete's "Living Legend" does Greece proud at 2023 World Dog Show • "We starved for food in Greece and starved for Greece in Australia": God Forgets About the Poor by Peter Polites. • Oakleigh Grammar celebrates 40th Anniversary with Founders' Assembly • SPASTA: Greek and other grooves blending culture on the dancefloor • Ομογενής 83 χρόνων δεν το βάζει κάτω παρότι πάσχει από Πάρκινσον • George Kapeleris: Battling Parkinson's through art at 83 • Meet the Cypriot Australian who made it all the way to the Great Australian Bake Off final • 15 August: Unveiling the mystique of Panagia Evangelistria Monastery in Skiathos • 240-million-year-old fossil unearthed by Mihail Mihailidis rewrites history of Triassic Amphibians • Greek Australian volunteers in Rhodes say 'if it weren't for locals, the whole island would have burnt' • Cyclists brave storms, flat tyres and ailments in their London to Athens race for the Parthenon Sculptures • Zoy Frangos: rising musical theatre star with a remarkable journey • London to Athens ultra-endurance race for the Return of the Parthenon Marbles • Η Ελισάβετ Σιδηροπούλου, που υπήρξε η δεύτερη Ελληνίδα αστυνομικός της Βικτώριας, «κρέμασε» τη στολή της μετά από 35 χρόνια υπηρεσίας • Elizabeth Sidiropoulos: one of Victoria's pioneering female police officers to hang up the blue uniform after 35 years of dedicated service • George Ellis Orchestra touring with 'The Best of the Bee Gees' to mark their 25th anniversary • Dimitri Antonopoulos unveils art for Parthenon Sculptures and First Nations causes • Greco-Japanese dance collaboration unites cultures • Dimitra Chatzileontiadou: Our research uncovered the first genetic link with asymptomatic COVID infection • Greek students recognised in Premier's VCE Awards • Eighty-Six Festival ignites High Street in a week-long music extravaganza • John Pandazopoulos to power Tourism Midwest Victoria's cultural heritage renaissance • 'Living a nightmare': Rhodes fire survivors recount escape as Corfu tries to evacuate more population • Embracing Footscray's Hellenism major mural in Yewer's Street laneway • Thousands more evacuated as Greece battles wildfires • Tony Bennett the Calabrian, Italian, American idol with Greko roots and a Selma heart • Kambosos Jr to show boxing world he's no spent force • Footscray's Hidden Hellenism Unveiled: The remarkable journey of Conways and the Goulas Family • Partner of hospitalised Daniela Vergulis asks community for support as she fights for her life • Efforts to put out four major fires continue in coastal Attica, Isthmia region, Greek Fire Brigade says • 1,200 children evacuated from Greek holiday camps amid wildfires • Nick Mihailou: The teen entrepreneur who raised $700,000 from VCs at 16 • Identifying as a curvy female adventurer? Hannah's Greek solo travel story is for you. • Greek Australians living with parents into their thirties • Ten-year-old Cypriot-Australian girl from Melbourne writes about the tragedy of Cyprus • Δεκάχρονη Κυπριοπούλα της Μελβούρνης γράφει για το δράμα της Κύπρου • Archbishop Makarios baptises Sri Lankan family of seven during visit in Perth • Mary Papanicolaou, the woman whose tireless efforts paved the way for cervical screening • Greek-born new generation cafe owner's odyssey to recognition • Over 140 treasures of Orthodox Christianity at the prestigious Mona museum • King of Garlic declares that 'not all garlic is equal' • Lazarou's discovery offers new hope for Parkinson's' disease • A tribute to Soultana Markou as she celebrates 100 laps around the sun • Justice denied: Cypriot-Australian mother's unyielding pursuit for truth sparks outrage • Οργή συμπαροίκου μητέρας για το κλείσιμο της υπόθεσης του «στραγγαλισμού» του γιου της • Paul Nicolaou to play the harp with Australian Youth Orchestra in world premiere production • Chris Christofi leads fundraising efforts in Victoria to support homeless Australians • Mykonos port turns into "cruise ship parking" • Exploring Spetses through its historical archives • Unveiling the Greek Australian Community: A Journey from 1900 to 1954 • Obituary: On the Begona from Samos to Australia, Triantafilio Kottaki's remarkable journey • Ταξιδεύοντας με το «Begona» το 1957 για μία νέα ζωή στην Αυστραλία • Vogue Australia highlights Greek Islands as the ultimate summer getaway • Rescued Greek stray dogs overcome disabilities to inspire at Penny Marathon • Greece sets a new standard in beach accessibility as Australia falls behind • Unveiling Footscray's lost Hellenism: Greek heritage presented by a major mural • The beauty of Greece through the eyes of Neos Kosmos' readers • 'One of my best concerts ever': Argiros wowed Melbourne fans • "Six years together in school” leading to “sixty years of marriage" • Increased tourist movement from Australia to Greece for 2023 • GleNTi Darwin Festival, back and better than ever • Ελπίδες για τερματισμό της διάσπασης του Ελληνισμού της Ν. Αυστραλίας • Hopes for an end to the split between Church and Community in South Australia • Innocence Shattered: Ioanna's harrowing eyewitness account of the Greek Civil War's horrors at just 10 years old • Greek independent schools amplify concern over removal of payroll tax exemption • Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh and Oakleigh Grammar reach momentous milestones this year • Artemis Ioannides' revives Greece's Golden Era through Greek jazz aesthetics • Jordan Gogos melds bold fashion statements with traditions and defies conventions • The Aussie sensations bringing Greekness back to wrestling • Kokkinakis ready for Wimbledon reunion with Kyrgios • In pictures: Full house at Deakin Uni Greek Society Ball • Chris Christophi aims to raise $100,000 in a single night to aid the homeless • Boxing superstar Tyson Fury enjoys Greek night out in Melbourne • Michael Kassiou's molecule discovery leads to $273 million partnership • A Greek first: Justice Emilios Kyrou appointed as Federal Court Judge • 104-year-old sole Aussie Battle of Crete survivor honoured • Greek-Australian business wins 2023 award for exceptional customer service • Dalaras tells the story of contemporary Hellenism at memorable Melbourne concert • 82 years on, Australia honours the gallant Anzacs and Cretans: Remembering their heroic sacrifices in the Battle of Crete • Paniyiri Greek Festival to take over Brisbane this weekend • Greek island villages say they are being left to die • Unmasking dark family secrets: Andrea Demetriades and Socrates Otto star in Tennessee Williams' 'Suddenly Last Summer • Greek Community of WA ignites centenary with year-long festivities • Love unites: Tsiolas and Yiangou families celebrate Georgios and Marie's joyous wedding day • Inspired by the First People, Diamond Rozakeas discovers how to live with Filotimo • King Charles III and his Greek roots • Ο βασιλιάς Κάρολος Γ' και οι ρίζες του στην Ελλάδα • The wedding of Kristina and Michael spread feelings of pure joy to extended Tseprailidis family • Lemnos unveils Anzac Remembrance Trail -a moving tribute to Greek and Australian bond and sacrifice • David Hurley: Η Λήμνος είναι ιερό έδαφος για τους Αυστραλούς • Greek Jews: insights from Holocaust Historian Dr Leon Saltiel • Hopes that the preventable death of 27-yr-old Theo Papageorgiou leads to reform in mental health laws • Βαγγέλης Πουλής: Tαξίδεψε από την Ελλάδα για να αποτυπώσει τη μαγεία του Αυστραλιανού outback με το φακό του • A Greek's photographic ode to the spirit of the Australian outback • Klearhos Murphy: Winner of Young Composer of the Year Award blending Western Art, Byzantine and Greek-folk traditions • Recreating History: Australian and Greek soldiers stand together again • Antonis Remos tours Australia for April's Anzac Day long weekend • Victorian Opposition leader John Pesutto: "I am from the Greek parts of Italy, Calabria" • The Greek-Australian recognised for his 35 years battling bushfires • Experience the heart and soul of Greece with Ifigeneia Ioannou's dramatic rebetiko • Remembering Efterpi Soropos: A tribute to an artist and friend • Elevate your Easter table with three staple recipes from the Neos Kosmos archives • Celebrations ramp up for Greek Orthodox Easter in Melbourne • How to prepare your Easter lamb on the spit and roast it to perfection • Lesser known traditions of Greek Easter • Bake your koulourakia and dye your Easter eggs • Greek diaspora's a vote to nowhere • Helen Tsimarakis on engineering a modern skincare brand rooted in Ancient Greek philosophy and knowledge • Courtney Houssos "proud and humbled" to become a NSW minister • State Government announces plans to protect Preston Market after months of delays and protests • Nikita Chronis' ambitious plan to change the face of Greek Australian cinema • George Calombaris welcomes us to his new home away from home • To Οικουμενικό Πατριαρχείο καθαίρεσε τον παπά-Λευτέρη • The Ecumenical Patriarchate defrocks 'Papa Lefteris' • Vasilis Karras and Despina Vandi set to tour Australia • Paddy Montgomery, the Irish Australian master of the Greek traditional instruments • The richest Greek Australians in 2023 • VASSY becomes first woman to win ICON Award at the EDMA's • Eva Boleti: Teaching Indigenous children in WA while completing a PhD research in Greek Diaspora • Christopher Papakaliatis: Australia is a fairytale country that I can't wait to visit • Melbourne Greeks join forces and raise over $73k for 8-year-old Mariah • Συγκινητική η συμμετοχή του κόσμου για τον έρανο της 8χρονης Μαρίας (φωτογραφίες) • Χριστόφορος Παπακαλιάτης στο "Νέο Κόσμο": Η Αυστραλία είναι μια παραμυθένια χώρα που ανυπομονώ να επισκεφτώ • "Tsiftes" bring Greek music to Melbourne's renowned jazz venue, Bird's Basement, for first time ever • Greek granny famed for helping refugees dies • David Hill's lifelong mission to reunite the Parthenon Sculptures • Eleni Drake, a contemporary muse singing her way from Johannesburg to London and now Melbourne • Greek Independence Day parade to return after three years, expected to be "held in grandeur" • Arvanitaki: "Australia is calling" • Ouzo Festival: Defying hot weather, Melburnians enjoyed 'ouzo under the trees' (Photos) • Relatives of Greek train crash passengers in fury and despair • Τέμπη: «Οι οικογένειες δεν θα κάνουν κηδείες, τα παιδιά είναι εξαϋλωμένα» • Community campaign to save the asylum seeker charity raises $5.1 million • 'I think I know this man': When your Greek mum serves Ed Sheeran a burger • 'Dying at home' can be your best last choice, and there's a program for it • Ανείπωτη τραγωδία στη Λάρισα-32 επιβεβαιωμένοι θάνατοι, 85 τραυματίες • At least 32 dead and 85 injured after train collision in Greece • "Everybody had a smile on their face" - Demi Markogiannaki on her aquatic adventures in the Philippines • Η ομογενής Demi Markogiannaki πήγε για δουλειά στις Φιλιππίνες και κολύμπησε με φαλαινοκαρχαρίες ! • Patras Carnival returns after three years [PHOTOS] • A new generation takes shape at the Antipodes Festival • Antipodes: a boon for Melbourne's Greek Australian businesses and community organisations • Η σωτηρία της ψυχής μας, εδώ στους Αντίποδες του 2023, μέσα από τα τραγούδια ήταν και θα είναι παρών • The 'Greek precinct' ignites as Protopsalti captivates the crowds • Το Φεστιβάλ «Αντίποδες» μέσα από 65 μοναδικές φωτογραφίες! • Η Άλκηστις Πρωτοψάλτη«τραβά τη σκανδάλη»για μια «άκρως συναισθηματική» συναυλία στο Φεστιβάλ «Αντίποδες» • Savva: “Morrison never actually stood for anything” • Alkistis Protopsalti promises to captivate the audience with a "highly emotional and powerful concert" at Antipodes Festival • Plastic surgery is about more than just looks; Greek surgeon explains • Greek-American nuclear physicist reunites with far flung relations through marvels of DNA testing • Natasha Papasavas: remembering Dad, 'the Father of the Antipodes Festival' • King Charles requests Greek Orthodox music for his coronation • Dream Greek wedding with a non-Greek? Here's how Penelope and Lorenzo did it. • NSW government and opposition double down on support for Greek Festival of Sydney • Greek Festival of Sydney makes long-awaited return • Karapanagiotidis calls on Greek virtue • Joanna Angelidis sways audiences into the empowering and healing nature of belly dance • "Biggest in decades" boxing bout between George "Ferocious" Kambosos and Liam Wilson reportedly on the cards • A night with Foundas • Neos Kosmos: 66 years young • Ο «Νέος Κόσμος» έγινε 66 χρόνων και παραμένει η δυναμική και ασυμβίβαστη φωνή του Ελληνισμού της Αυστραλίας • Greek festivities across Melbourne and Sydney • Στον ρυθμό των πανηγυριών ο Ελληνισμός της Αυστραλίας (Φωτογραφίες) • "Unbelievable": Drisbioti breaks her own record in Australia • Sakellaropoulou celebrates 10 years of Shedia street paper alongside Greek Australian founder and volunteers • Greek Community demands extra compensation for Bulleen • What's On 11-18 February: festivals, food, culture, music, dance and more • Αντιγόνη Ντρισμπιώτη: Το «χρυσό κορίτσι» της Ελλάδας στα γραφεία του «Νέου Κόσμου» • Alexia Katras: Weight loss is not a destination, but a lifelong journey • Byron Bay yogi says Transcendental Meditation changed his life • Mattheos Giannoulis comes to Melbourne • Hellenic Community of Western Australia plans "a year of celebration" as it reaches its centenary • Cyprus elections dominated by prices, corruption, migration • Greece's 'golden girl' arrives in Melbourne • "Will the Parthenon Marbles return home before us" Dr. Mary Cardaras tells the story of Greece's lost children • Η ιστορία των χαμένων παιδιών της Ελλάδας (video) • Outback life inspires Martin Dougiamas to create world leading education solution • Melbourne Greeks join forces to offer 8-year-old Mariah hope • Family of late teen George Diamond who died from tragic brain bleed take case to court • «Η μουσική προσφέρει τα καλύτερα αντισώματα στη ψυχή. Ελάτε να γίνουμε "ένα" μέσα από τα τραγούδια!» • 'Wherever I go in Australia, I feel the heart of Greece beating strong' • Hunger for gyros, and hunger for growth • Spartacus and Norma Tsiamis, a love story through a photo • Τι θέλουν οι Ελληνοαυστραλοί όταν ταξιδεύουν στην Ελλάδα • Αλλη μια εντυπωσιακή νίκη του Τσιτσιπά και άνετα στους 16 του Australian Open • Tsitsipas sets up last-16 clash with Sinner at Australian Open • Full house for Triantafyllos' Australian tour [PHOTOS] • Μια εφαρμογή του ομογενή Peter Petroulas θα φέρει την επανάσταση στη βιομηχανία φιλοξενίας • Peter Petroulas' "dancing tables" app WizButler aims to revolutionise the hospitality industry • Ukraine war's shadow hangs over Cyprus church • Apokries! Oakleigh's Eaton Mall to come alive this weekend with age old tradition • Η «μάχη» μιας Ελληνοαυστραλής με μια σπάνια επιθετική μορφή της νόσου του Κρον • Lara Vafiadis takes on solo 4,800 km row across the Atlantic • Jordan is only 24, but has been fighting a rare disease for years • On a mission to bring Aussie Greek success stories to screen; yours could be in too • 'We only have one life': Sydneysider Mihali launches first album and opens up on 'This Little Apple' parable • Tsitsipas and Sakkari partner with Papasavas Group's Hella Good to raise money for charity • Alkistis Protopsalti to perform live at the Greek festivals in Melbourne and Sydney • Getaway: How Greek-Australians are spending their summer breaks • Pokémon cards: From childhood hobby to $100,000 collection • Πέθανε ο τέως βασιλιάς Κωνσταντίνος • Former king of Greece Constantine II dies at 82 • Sakkari: "I feel like I'm at home, especially in Melbourne" • The rationale of implementing a double tax treaty between Australia and Greece • Kayla Itsines welcomes second baby • Australian masthead news.com.au report highlights the danger Erdogan poses • Με λαμπρότητα και μεγάλη συμμετοχή ομογενών οι αγιασμοί των υδάτων σε Μελβούρνη, Σίδνεϊ και Αδελαΐδα (φωτογραφίες) • Large crowds attend the grand Blessing of the Waters in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide [PHOTOS] • Greek Dance: An enduring expression of identity • Ο Αρχιεπίσκοπος Μακάριος την Παρασκευή στον αγιασμό των υδάτων στο Frankston • Melbourne's Orthodox Greeks to take a leap for the first blessing of the year • A traditional Cretan send-off for family man and community pillar George Rarakis, 94 • Sakkari sends Greece through to the city final of the United Cup • United Cup: Η ασταμάτητη Σάκκαρη σφράγισε την πρόκριση για την Ελλάδα • Former Greek Prime Minister, Georgios Papandreou comments on Christos Tsirkas' passing • Athens parties to see in the new year • The Greek community of Australia mourns the loss of Christos Tsirkas on New Year's Day • Μαζί στην ζωή, μαζί και στον θάνατο! • Together in life as in death • Sakkari stars as Greece beat Bulgaria • Theofania 2023: The race for the cross is back on • And the 2023 'flouri' goes to... • Στις 6 Ιανουαρίου ο αγιασμός των υδάτων στο Frankston και στις 8 Ιανουαρίου στο Port Melbourne • Three SA Greek Australians among the 50 most influential people for 2022 • Traditional Hellenic Christmas recipes to add to your festive table • Grandmother Eleni's fairytale Christmas wonderland sparks joy • Το παραμυθένιο Χριστουγεννιάτικο χωριό της γιαγιάς Ελένης στο Ivanhoe της Μελβούρνης • Calatrava's St. Nicholas: a symbol of forgiveness and forward movement • Chanukah the 2000year-old war between Greeks and Jews is now a bridge of trust • Η Ελληνική Κοινότητα Μελβούρνης βράβευσε Έλληνες μαθητές που αρίστευσαν στις εξετάσεις του VCE 2022 • High achievers awarded by the Geek Community of Melbourne • «Κάλαντα υπό το φως των κεριών» στη Μελβούρνη • Carols by Candlelight move thousands of Melburnians ahead of Christmas • Bringing back Dora's melomakarona and kourabiedes • Chanel Contos included in BBC 100 Women list for 2022 • Χορέψτε... για τη ζωή σας! • "All hands are on deck": Repairs underway at Sts Anargyri church in Oakleigh • Top VCE Study Scores; Schools praise class of 2022 on completion of their final year • "We created our own village here in Australia" • «Γίναμε όλοι ένα χωριό εδώ στην Αυστραλία» • Maria Mercedes takes on the iconic role of The Witch in Stephen Sondheim's acclaimed opera, 'Into the Woods' • Meni Valle's 'Ikaria' receives award in France's Eugénie Brazier literary prize • Nikou's Slant wins Best Australian Film at Monster Fest • 1000mods ready for Australian tour • Stories ancient Greeks told about their gods and heroes • Melbourne's new age 'rebetissa' is a Greek migrant in her 20s • Prolific author Antigone Kefala passes at age 92 • Panopoulos: new 23 year old Mayor of Merri-bek (Moreland) • Kaliopi Stavropoulos sings the blues • Effy Alexakis’ newest exhibition combines photographic work spanning four decades • ‘Baby whisperer’ Niki Sprekos is Australia’s favourite photographer of the year • Καρκίνος του δέρματος: Περίπου 2.500 άνθρωποι πόζαραν γυμνοί στο Σίδνεϊ • What’s On 26 November – 3 December: Music, dance, restaurant-hopping, film and culture • Truth feels ‘Better Out Than In’ – Thrown in the deep end with ‘Effie’ • Zoe Poulis – The Greek Australian nereid swimming for the horizon • Temple of Boom – homage to the Parthenon in the heart of Melbourne revealed • Sidney Nolan’s Greek series featured in upcoming Australian art auction • Greece wins All Nations Cup • From the taverna to Rod Laver Arena: Greek band Maistrato tours with Crowded House • Greece is a paradise for filmmakers, not just tourists • Happy Birthday to Maria Karlaganis who just turned 100! • No cultural boxes for me • Sophiya, why are you Greek-rapping in Australia? • The ‘good types’ migrant camps: Australia’s nation-building revisited • Melbourne as you knew it: Chris Macheras shares nostalgic memories of migrants’ past • Kat Theophanous is “building a pipeline to language learning from young” • Esther Anatolitis, newly appointed editor of Meanjin and board member of NGA, commits to champion diversity • The Acropolis of Calabria: The Greko • Melbourne’s Deputy Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece a proud Greek by wedlock • Dan Andrews always crosses the Rubicon • Wog boy Nick Giannopoulos says “comedy is more important now than ever” • Μετά τις πλημμύρες… κι ενώ ο κίνδυνος δεν έχει περάσει • Maribyrnong couple hit by floods ‘left to own devices at greatest time of need’ • Antipodes Festival back in business as Greece hits Melbourne • Greek-led Victorian business recognised in Most Innovative Companies 2022 List • The Evzones return to Adelaide for 8 days • Emerging artist makes a statement in his solo exhibition “Urban Paper” • Brisbane goes ‘Greek’ on the weekend with the Paniyiri festival • Greek Film Festival: No rain on this parade • Giant Roman era mosaic uncovered in Syria features two Greek scenes • Lina Mendoni – Greece’s keeper of culture • ‘Baraki’ dream comes alive for this duo at Adelaide’s Central Market • Young Greek entrepreneur appointed multicultural youth representative • Preston Market’s fate uncertain as Victorian Planning Authority decision looms • Greek Film Festival 2022 – the new wave • Argyros: Lefkadian artist who pays homage to the masters • «Ετοιμαστείτε για τρεις μαγικές βραδιές», λέει στον Ελληνισμό της Αυστραλίας η Νατάσα Θεοδωρίδου • Natasa Theodoridou promises magical nights • «Εάν δεν είχαμε πάρει πίσω στην Αυστραλία τον μπαμπά, θα είχε πεθάνει στην Ελλάδα» • ‘If we hadn’t taken dad back home to Australia, he would have died in Greece’ • «Memento – Εικόνες από εσένα»: Η νέα έκθεση της ομογενούς ζωγράφου Gina Kalabishis • Artist Gina Kalabishis’ new exhibition, Memento – Pictures of You • Chrysoulakis: Greek Diaspora ‘provide critical soft power and are crucial in public diplomacy’ • Evzones to visit SA for ‘Oxi Day’ • A Swan-song off Swan Street: Ode to Koutouki • The Greek force behind the birth of Tasmania’s Fashion Festival • Ella Mitta’s traditional food journey from Greece to Turkey and… home • ‘New home’ of Greek church in Australia progresses following council approval • Elias “The Spartan” Theodorou dies at 34 • NUGAS Gala Ball returned bigger than ever before [PHOTOS] • Gianopoulos’ ‘Wog Boys Forever’ to premiere in Melbourne • Queen Elizabeth II 1926 – 2022 • ‘Daughter’s wish’ behind Kastellorizo wedding, says proud dad Nicholas Pappas • Greek language education in Victoria at a crisis point • Greece in a new deal to bring back 161 ancient treasures from US • Achilles and Patroclus: love in war • Three Greek restaurants named in The Daily Telegraph top 100 eateries • A family recalls their migration story 100 years since the Smyrna Catastrophe • Makarios advises Fr Eleftherios to leave the Church as a ”heroic act” • Αρχιεπισκοπή για παπα-Λευτέρη: Ας αποχωρήσει και ας ακολουθήσει την Ορθοδοξία που έχει στο μυαλό του • Support Papou Chris’s ‘marathon walk’ and help him make a difference • Parramatta goes Greek on 11 September • Mav’s in Vic and Santorini Grill Bar in Queensland top in Greek cuisine • Marathon Uluru: “It’s just the sky and the ground. As far as your eye can see” • Discovering the unknown Greeks in Hollywood • Antipodes listed as one of the best free festivals in Melbourne • Historian Adrienne Mayor looks at the use of sound as a weapon from Ancient Greece to now • The Parthenon to be reimagined at the NGV in a blaze of colour • Newly-wed Olympia Valance enjoys summer in Greece • Greek Australians’ guide to a long life • Greek Australian man still fighting for his life after brutal attack in Rhodes • Pyrrhus, a Pyrrhic Victory and the rise of Epiros in the Hellenistic Age • From Smyrna to Thessaloniki – In praise of Eftychia and her Fanos tis Polis restaurant • Η Αυστραλία είναι φανταστική, αλλά ολίγον… ανάλατη • Thomas Paizes our intrepid reporter went on the search for the best loukoumades • Ministry of Culture and Sports recognises Greek Rugby League • Asia under the Seleucids, a Hellenic Empire • Eleni’s fall from grace: minister sacked by Perrottet after anonymous bullying complaints from staffer • The Ghosts of Methoni • St Basil’s managers forced to answer coroner’s questions about deadly COVID outbreak • Dalidakis: “You may have been writing my obituary” • 100 χρόνια ιστορίας σε μία ζωή • 100 years in a lifetime and a marker of modern Greek history • Antetokounmpo brothers to do national service for Greek team • Η μεσογειακή διατροφή, το τέλειο φάρμακο για υγεία και μακροζωία, λένε Αυστραλοί επιστήμονες • Mediterranean diet, “the medicine for health and longevity” • Pyx Lax: Greece’s biggest rock band to tour Australia • Capers a homage to our Yiayia’s old school aesthetic • Community raises $63,000 to help Greek elderly couple save their home of 50 years • Congratulatory messages pour in for Kayla Itsines’ engagement • Melburnians Maria and Costas had their ‘dream wedding’ on a Greek island. Here’s how they did it. • Greek Australians in top 2021 VCE students in Victoria • STILL Melbourne – A pictorial ode to the city’s resilience through the toughest lockdown • Emmanuel Dakis: The Legend of Chapel Street • Helen Zahos was in Ukraine to coordinate the logistics of setting up a field hospital near the frontline • Victorian hospital crisis has child’s heart surgery postponed nine times • The international market can’t get enough of the “Ancient Greek Sandals” • Grace Hotel in Santorini named No1 Best Resort Hotel in Greece • Melbourne, Sydney and Athens in the 53 best cities in the world for 2022 • Jessica Mauboy ‘ties the knot’ with Greek Australian fiancé, Themeli Magripilis • Greek summer 2022: Back after a while? Things I noticed as a local • Archbishop Elpidophoros conducts first openly gay baptism in Athens • 110+ women respond to Archbishop Makarios’ statement on abortion • Archbishop of America Elpidophoros baptizes children of celebrity gay couple in Athens • Magic Johnson welcomed to Greece by PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis • Κατά των αμβλώσεων ο Αρχιεπίσκοπος Μακάριος ενώ η Κοινότητα Μελβούρνης είναι υπέρ του δικαιώματος των γυναικών να επιλέξουν οι ίδιες τι θέλουν • GCM shares pro-choice statement on abortion • WIN TICKETS to ‘Open Horizons’ at the Melbourne Museum • Greek Rugby League Australia is looking for female players • Dendias promises government digital platform ready in 18 months for Diaspora • Australian columnist jokes that Kyrgios should be deported • Dina Yehia, the first Greek-Egyptian sworn into NSW Supreme Court • My pappou, a prisoner of war • Zoy Frangos’ Greek-Indigenous ‘Variations’ tell an Aussie story with a different spin • Unvaccinated Greek elderly continue to die from COVID • Feta which ever way you slice it is a key issue in EU-Australia trade talks • Mary Coustas: “Greek women were never invisible” • Silvina Batakis appointed Argentina’s new economy minister • Five Loaves volunteers offer meals to Melbourne’s homeless • Professor Apostolopoulos quietly saving the world • Matoyianni in Mykonos listed among Most Beautiful Streets Around the World • Census underestimates the number of Greek Australians • Πόσοι είναι οι απόδημοι Έλληνες σήμερα διασκορπισμένοισε όλες τις γωνιές του πλανήτη • Turkaegean: Indifference or incompetence? • Αδιαφορία ή ανικανότητα; (video) • From winning Project Runway to launching her own successful athleisure wear, Christina Exie shares her secrets and future goals • Steve Karakitsos finally untangles century-old mystery of long-lost uncle • Πατέρας μετατρέπει την ασθένεια της κόρης του σε υπερδύναμη, προσφέροντας σε άρρωστα παιδιά δύναμη μέσα από τη φαντασία • Turkish academic records Turkey’s Greek community’s memories for richer historical narrative • What’s On 1-7 July: Myths, heroes, classics and new hits, travel, food and more • Anthony Albanese and Kyriakos Mitsotakis meet for the first time during Madrid NATO Summit • Iranian refugee on Lesvos island excels in Panhellenic Exams • Greek olive oil win 78 awards at 2022 EVO IOOC in Italy • Kyrgios, Tsitsipas and Sakkari fire through to round two of Wimbledon • Steve Dimopoulos – “Greek Australians should always be reminded of where we come from” • Στηβ Δημόπουλος: «Οι Έλληνες πρέπει πάντα να θυμόμαστε από πού ερχόμαστε» • A victim of circumstance: a grandfather’s story of 23 years without his family • Nick Staikos to serve as the Premier’s Parliamentary Secretary • Tsitsipas wins the Mallorca Championship • Jacinta is Victoria’s new deputy premier and Dimo a new minister • Chris Christofi raises record-breaking $250,000 for homelessness • Disney releases ‘Rise’, the real-life story of the Antetokounmpo brothers • Dimopoulos could be a new minister • From the island of Corfu to Australia’s heights! • Giannis Ploutarchos to perform in Australia in September and October • From little boy who read his big brother’s medical books to GP trailblazer • Natasa Theodoridou to perform in Australia this October • A father turns his daughter’s illness into a superpower, offering children strength through imagination • In the eye of the storm • Greece’s enhanced economic surveillance comes to an end • South Melbourne FC mourns the passing of Leonidas Anezakis • Δωρεάν το νηπιαγωγείο από του χρόνου στη Βικτώρια • Karate community in mourning following the death of Karate master Con Kassis • Fundraising effort ensures disadvantaged children get to school in Fiji • Truths Beyond the Aegean: The Gatzolis family of Gioulbaxe • Vasilis Karras: ‘The new generation should not forget its Greek roots • Public access v children’s safety: City of Yarra, Alphington Grammar spell it out • Erdogan’s threatening ‘tweet’ in Greek rebuked by Tsipras with a ‘tweet’ in Turkish • Louboutin presents ‘Greekaba’, designed by Konstantin Kakanias, modelled by Nadia Matsa • Greece bans conversion therapy for minors • Dionisiou, Polykandriotis and Makropoulos to perform in Melbourne this weekend • Tracing Darwin’s invisible Greek building • New call centre, additional staff brought in to deal with passport delays • 3,000-year-old Cretan olive tree still producing olives • ‘Fagan’ Parthenon fragment has been permanently returned to Greece • Ukrainian Orthodox parish of St Savvas joins Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia [PHOTOS] • Souvlaki inflation three times higher than Greece’s national figure • ‘I Tan i Epi Tas’ – says Kambosos Jr ahead of his 5 June superfight • Growing up in Fitzroy, a microcosm for the new, multicultural Australia • Eleftheria Deko wins prestigious award for lighting the Acropolis • ‘At the edge of personalised medicine’: ANU’s Dr Athanasopoulos explains lupus gene discovery • Vassilis Karras in Melbourne for three unforgettable performances • Αγωνιώδης αναμονή για διαβατήρια εξαιτίας της πρωτοφανούς ζήτησης • Labor’s diverse and skilled new cabinet sworn in • Με ποιους θα κυβερνήσει ο Anthony Albanese • Sadler’s Wells a highlight of this year’s Kalamata Dance Festival • They met at Greek school; Now they are bringing ‘Antigone’ to Australia • VASSY has officially tied the knot • Teaching Greek online is a ten year success story • Debut novel a love letter to Greek heritage • Vale Manos Milios • Kambosos Jr responds to Haney’s threats with a blessing • George Miller film receives a six-minute standing ovation at Cannes • Aussie’s ‘dramedy’ wins best script at London Greek Film Festival • Deakin University Greek Society Ball takes off • Anna Polyviou joins This is Us bakery in Sydney • Alphington Grammar defy council ruling citing safety concerns for students • Βαμβακινού: Ο Albanese ήταν πάντα φίλος της Ελλάδας και της Κύπρου • Greek Australians in the 2022 Federal Election: Winners and Losers • Greece second in the world in Blue Flag beaches • Minimum wages and wage growth in Australia: The role of politics • Antetokounmpo brothers wish George Kambosos Jr luck ahead of June superfight • Music composer ‘Vangelis’ Papathanasiou dies aged 79 • Anthony Albanese may become first Australian-Italian Prime Minister • Melbourne community honours the Greek Pontian Genocide Remembrance Day and the Battle of Crete • Greek Genocide: A first hand account from survivor Gervasios Kosmidis • Εμβόλια COVID-19 για παιδιά και νέους • A modern vestige of ancient thought • Ukrainian soldiers find ancient Greek amphorae while digging barricades • 34-year-old Nectarios Papanicolaou dies tragically in motorbike accident • Pontian Genocide: Melbourne’s Greeks remember 103 years since the slaughter and uprooting of its people • Emmanuela Frroku wins another three gold medals • Kostas Tsimikas scores the winning goal bringing Liverpool the FA Cup at Wembley • Tsitsipas and Djokovic to face-off in Italian Open final • Pontian genocide acknowledged with ‘sympathy’ from the government ahead of remembrance events • Tina Stefanou calls for mass humming event • Οι Ουκρανικές Κοινότητες και Ενορίες στην Αυστραλία υπάγονται στην δικαιοδοσία της Αρχιεπισκοπής ΑυστραλίαςΟι Ουκρανικές Κοινότητες και Ενορίες στην Αυστραλία υπάγονται στην δικαιοδοσία της Αρχιεπισκοπής Αυστραλίας • Steve Georganas; “I am ready for the election” • Greece’s Amanda Georgiadi makes it to Eurovision final with flying colours • Jordan Gogos produces the first show to be held at the Powerhouse Museum in its 142-year history • «Αυτό που συμβαίνει με τους Έλληνες της Αυστραλίας με εντυπωσιάζει» • Effie’s red blanket, part of a Greek migrant story at Melbourne Museum • Dimitris Basis, an intimate discussion • The month of May begins with …Stinging Nettle Pie • The Greek fishmonger turned flower lover has transformed a neighbourhood • You know those uncomfortable truths about fathers and sons? ‘Anathema’ airs them out • Ancient Greece is present in Australia with ‘Open Horizons’ official opening • Greek Festival of Sydney seminar looks at Parthenon Sculpture issues • Over the fence and into a book: Yiayia Next Door turns tragedy to triumph • Sun shines on the Evzones at Albert Park’s Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial • Easter is full of meaning for Greek Australians in cross-cultural families • Χρήστος Σπύρου: Ο 83χρονος πιλότος που τρελαίνει τους πάντες στην Αυστραλία με τα ακροβατικά του! • Number of Greek churches burgled rises but bishop cautions to ‘avoid judgment’ • Thomastown wakes to the aroma of 1000 tsourekia • Shock as thieves attack Greek churches across Melbourne • Oakleigh restaurateur slams Monash Council decision to halt permits for on-street dining • Waves of grief as Kostas Paivanas passes away • “It feels like this is the first day of the rest of my life” Melbourne woman says after finding out she is Greek • The healthy plant based alternative for Easter lent inspired by a trip to Mount Athos • Trigger warning – Manny Cockaflopoulos raps lyrical • Melbourne to bask in Hellenic honour • Βασίλης Κικίλιας: Προτεραιότητά μου το γραφείο του Ε.Ο.Τ. στη Μελβούρνη • Rare albino kangaroo born outside Athens • A Greek Australian perspective on COVID-19: What have we learnt – where to now? • Greek-Australian’s family stories find their place in nation’s history • Lemnos Youth pave the way for Community revival • Young Lucas Mamonitis wins second taekwondo national title • Tsitsipas gives away autographed racquet for Greek Australian foundation • Plant based Greek yiros becomes the new trend Down Under • That time when John Rerakis became Paul for a day, and Crete moved to the Dodecanese • Salt Bae to open a second restaurant in Mykonos charging €170 for a burger • Greek Summer Language Camp 2022 • Man of God – Biopic of Saint Nektarios to screen in Brisbane • BIll Papastergiadis, a keynote speaker at the 7th Delphi Economic Forum • Το πρόγραμμα του Φεστιβάλ Αθηνών και Επιδαύρου 2022-Ενδιαφέρει τους συμπάροικους που θα πάνε Ελλάδα • Expert reaffirms female remains found in male-only Mount Athos monastery • Mother of three children who died at different times arrested in Patras following toxicology report • Beyoncé steals Will Smith’s Oscars thunder in a sheer Celia Kritharioti gown • Museum Curator makes Ancient Greece come alive in Canberra • A symposium on love in modern times • Another budget tailored for an election • Traditional ‘nisiotika’ singer Irini Konitopoulou-Legaki dies • The Hellenic Club to transform the centre of Canberra • Brisbane to celebrate the return of the Paniyiri Greek Festival after two long years • Greek Australian amongst the brightest students in Queensland • It’s homecoming time for VASSY, as the Greek Darwin girl tops the charts • Matt Nikakis pours centuries of passion into new venture “Trinity” • ‘Finding Teo’: Australian author Marjorie Morrissey writes about another ‘lost’ child of the Greek Civil War era • My Big Fat Gay Greek Pakistani Wedding comes to Melbourne International Comedy Festival • Η ιστορία του Ελληνικού Φεστιβάλ Σίδνεϊ μέσα από τον φακό της Έφης Αλεξάκη • From refugee in Cyprus to Minister in Australia! • Melina Aslanidou wins Melbourne’s heart with a memorable concert • Melina Aslanidou returns to Darling Harbour after her Melbourne show • Exploring traditional Greek dance as a form of exercise and well-being • The women that made us • Diatribe – the Ladies of 1922 • TikToker Ashlei Major creates stunning make up looks inspired by her Greek-Indigenous heritage • Dean Kalimniou remembers the recent passing of Stella Tsirkas • Ukrainian-Greeks in shock over their country’s agony • Holly Valance’s husband one of Chelsea Football Club’s potential buyers • Christos Tsiolkas seeks beauty in the new world of puritans • ‘I will never set foot in Greece again…’ • «Δεν ξαναπατάω το πόδι μου στην Ελλάδα» • Two Heidelberg United FC past presidents pass away • Nicole Christodoulou to join new ParaMatildas team • Sisters on a mission to ‘put Mani on the map’ through family olive oil • Record number of Greek singers to visit Australia this year • Bill seeks to redress land claims of Asia Minor refugees and state land issues • A special Greek music celebration in Brunswick • Greeks of Melbourne pay tribute to Shane Warne outside the MCG • How my sponge-diving ancestors came to be famous sugarcane merchants • HACCI presents its 2021 Excellence Award winners • Have your say on the new Greek mural magic • “Building” the dream of a better life in Australia • Χτίζοντας το όνειρο για μια καλύτερη ζωή στην Αυστραλία • Eight Greek Australians to contest upcoming election in South Australia • A Greek Australian detective captures fans of crime fiction across the world • ‘Dead bodies lie in the streets of the Greek village of Sartana, dragged by dogs’ • Rising star Alex Andreas features in new streaming crime series ‘The Tourist’ • Melbourne Greeks expected to come out in force to support George Kambosos Jr defend his title • Grave fears for thousands of Greeks in Ukraine • Να «ανοίξουν» οι πόρτες της Κοινότητας Μελβούρνης και Βικτώριας • Mary Philippou walks MS recovery road after Moscow odyssey • Justice Salamandris appointed to Supreme Court of Victoria • Neighbourhood out in force for Pentaris Fruit re-opening • Έγραψε ιστορία η Αλέξια Αποστολάκη • Greek academic leads groundbreaking method to help children with autism overcome their fears • Άνοιξαν τα σύνορα της Αυστραλίας, και οι ομογενείς μετράνε τις μέρες μέχρι να δουν ξανά τους δικούς τους • Competition set for Victorian photographers of multicultural background • Major changes to close contact and mask rules in Victoria • My father’s family story – A journey down the Palaia Fokaia, Smyrni, memory lane • Three Greek nationals among Giakoumakis’ first hat trick gives Celtic a three-point Premiershp lead12 people still missing in ferry fire • Australia welcomes tourists for the first time since March 2020 • Melbourne Greek girl goes to Santorini, falls in love, and creates the vegan hotel of her dreams • 14-year-old Rafaellla Kopellou wins four medals at NSW Swimming Championships • Open Horizons: Ancient Greek Journeys and Connections exhibition opens at Melbourne Museum • Shrine of Remembrance exhibition flavoured by Greek love story • South Australian Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas talks exclusively to Neos Kosmos about the upcoming elections • Meet the young Sydneysider vying to represent Australia at Eurovision • Airline celebrates Australia’s international travel reopening with sale • Her young son’s words spurred Mary Anastasiou’s dream to write • Αεροπορική εταιρεία γιορτάζει το άνοιγμα των συνόρων με προσφορές για Ευρώπη • A revelation leading to mysteries of Greek Orthodoxy • Yiayia’s 1968 Patris story, and beyond, unearthed in Melbourne reunion • Πώς μπορούν να καταχωρίσουν το πιστοποιητικό εμβολιασμού Έλληνες του εξωτερικού • Experts sense major shift in British Museum’s stance on allowing Parthenon Marbles’ return to Greece • Dimi Papadatos triumph’s at golf’s Vic Open… again • «Ο κόσμος να χαλούσε, εγώ θα ερχόμουν»: Επανένωση στη Μελβούρνη • Sakkari and Tsitsipas may have lost, but their heartfelt speeches won everyone’s hearts • Valentine lovers may want to wait to declare their love in memory of the Greek Orthodox patron of love • Ρεκόρ μεταλλίων η Αυστραλία σε Χειμερινούς Ολυμπιακούς • What’s On: 12 February – 19 February • Australians to require three Covid vaccine doses to be fully vaccinated • Inspiring artist Stella Tsirkas dies at home • Greek aged care homes in SA continue to struggle as COVID-19 spreads amongst residents • Statue of Athena from Acropolis Museum to be exhibited in Palermo for the next four years • Ο «Χρυσός Έλληνας» τιμήθηκε με το Σταυρό του Αγίου Ανδρέα • Young marketing entrepreneur takes on leadership role for multicultural communities • Bowling over the competition: Q&A with Perth Scorchers’ Peter Hatzoglou • Gough Whitlham’s speech reminds us of why we need to celebrate today – International Day of Hellenic Language • Singer Melina Aslanidou to perform in Melbourne and Sydney • The ‘penniless Greek prince’ used to ‘show off like mad’ in front of Queen Elizabeth, Lady Pamela Hicks reveals • Athens Photo Festival 2022 calls for global submissions • Συναυλίες της Μελίνας Ασλανίδου σε Μελβούρνη και Σίδνεϊ (video) • Papastergiadis prevails in Greek Community elections in Melbourne • Australia reopens to tourists and other international travellers to secure economic recovery • The Parthenon Marbles Return to Greece – A ‘revisionist’ historical fiction from Billy Cotsis • Greece to repay last IMF bailout loans ahead of deadline – Reuters • Chinese children sing the Olympic Anthem in Greek at the Opening Ceremony • Four Greek Australian athletes named in ‘Sport’s Rich 100 List’ • Ted Saranados, the Greek-American behind the Netflix phenomenon • Englishman reflects on his years living in a Mani village • Επιστρέφουν οι έχοντες βίζα με δικαίωμα εργασίας και διεθνείς φοιτητές • Vaughn Arambatzis, 13, receives award for bringing the community together • Former President of Democracy Christos Sartzetakis dies age 93 • Albanese’s election strategy: learning from friends and foe alike • The “Golden Greek” honoured with the cross of St Andrew • Woman’s gang rape claim in Thessaloniki investigated by prosecutors • Harry the stoic and his last violin • Learning Greek: Worried that ship has sailed for your kid? Think again and try an easier way • Greek Community mourns the loss of Bill Kardamitsis • Greek nationals vaccinated abroad can now register online for Greek certification but Australia is not certified • Three Greek Australians named rising stars in South Australia • The extraordinary story of Maria and Manolis Nicolis who were forced to leave Greece and migrate to Australia • Arnold Schwarzenegger shares photo of himself as Zeus for a ‘soon-to-be-revealed’ project • The Future of Greek Olive Oil: Five Greek Experts’ Views • ‘The Goddesses’ to launch in Melbourne • Greek restauranteur drives 293 kilometres across Australia to get the right potatoes • Is this the beginning of the end of the pandemic? • Η ιστορία αγάπης του Μανώλη και της Μαρίας, που αναγκάστηκαν να εγκαταλείψουν την Ελλάδα και να μεταναστεύσουν στην Αυστραλία… • 12 proposals for the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria (GOCMV) • Θ. Μάρκος: Στηρίζω Παπαστεργιάδη για την θέση του προέδρου και στο νέο συμβούλιο της Κοινότητας • Stefanos Tsitsipas makes it to the semifinals with a cruisy win • Six Greek Australians named in the Australia Day 2022 Honours List • One more accolade for the Athenian-born champion archer, Elizabeth Hole • Greece’s Michaela Laki makes it to the Australian Open Juniors quarter finals • Kidz Fashion Week to launch… with a young Greek Australian star! • George Ligouris – Melbourne’s century old teenager • Diatribe: Changing the date • 2021 was tough but still a good year for Greek extra-virgin olive oils • Comeback Kid’s parents at heart of changes to medical procedure • Αρμάδες από «εξωγήινες» μέδουσες (τσούχτρες) απειλούν την Αυστραλία (video) • How a young Greek Australian managed to buy a home • Fairfield’s Greek Amphitheatre granted Heritage Protection a great triumph for the Community • Καλαμάρι βρέθηκε να ζει 6.200 μέτρα κάτω από τη θαλάσσια επιφάνεια • Kokkinakis and Kyrgios score a double win • Greek ancestry virtual conference set for month’s end and it’s free • Συμπάροικοι εμβολιάστηκαν στην Αυστραλία, αλλά αγωνιούν για το πρόστιμο των 100 ευρώ στην Ελλάδα • Remembering the life of Nick Polites • Maria Sakkari beats Germany’s Tatjana Maria in Melbourne • Djokovic loses bid to overturn deportation • Evangelie Smyrniotaki becomes Sergio Rossi’s new artistic director • Alex Hawke, re-cancels Djokovic’s visa ahead of Australian Open • Motion passed unanimously in Federal Parliament for Gov’t to recognise genocides committed by Ottoman Empire • The Mediterranean Diet in a capsule • Olympiacos unbeaten run at stake in “Hellenic Classico” • It’s never too …soon to follow your dreams! • I contracted COVID-19 recently. Do I still need a booster shot? • Greek-Australian specialist engineer creates his own Antikythera Mechanism and presents plans for the world to use • Postecoglou cites dream final role: managing Greek national team • Patricia Karvelas takes charge on ABC flagship RN Breakfast • ‘I am not vaccinated’: Djokovic saga continues as 7-hour interview with Border Force made public • What changes in Victoria as of Wednesday • Athens named third most beautiful city in the world to explore by night, in new study • COVID-19 seems to be everywhere, so how do we manage this in our home? • Valour, art, and Greek achievement – Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes • Anniversary of Remembrance – 100 years since the Asia Minor Catastrophe • 21-year-old John Kokolakis retrieves Holy Cross on his nameday… • James Kondilios, former world-class power lifter and award-winning scientist dies from COVID-19 • Greek restaurants and cafes forced to close as Omicron “enters” their businesses • As cases soar, many Aged Care facilities are shutting their doors • Startup Promobot, offers $200,000 to create robots with your face and voice • Singer-songwriter Eves Karydas: ‘My family was the gateway to Greek culture in Cairns’ • Greece, the country of the old: Another population decrease for 2021 • Fury over Novak Djokovic’s vax exemption for the Australian Open • Greek olive producer honored with 400 international awards for quality and innovation • Paleontologists unearth more ancient fossil trees and animals on Lesvos • Hellas football superstar Ulysses Kokkinos’ odyssey comes to an end • Jill Taylor-Nikitakis: ‘Whatever I was meant to do in my life, came into my path on its own’ • Εμβολιάστηκε η κυρά Ρηνιώ! Έζησε στην Αυστραλία και τώρα είναι η μοναδική κάτοικος στη νήσο Κίναρο • Tentoglou starts 2022 at the top of world rankings in long jump • Statue of woman wearing chiton found at Ancient Epidaurus • Απεβίωσε, τρεις εβδομάδες πριν κλείσει τα 100, η ηθοποιός Μπέτι Γουάιτ • Greece welcomes 2022 with fireworks and a lockdown • Australia welcomes New Year with spectacular fireworks • Greece is implementing full digital ID with COVID QR pass on smartphones • Six Greek Australians make the Top 100 Young Entrepreneurs list for 2021 • Australians may have to receive up to three jabs a year, data suggests • New close contact and isolation rules ahead of NYE as Australia prepares for more cases • Greek tennis team in Australia and ready for action • Greece named world’s sixth wine tourism destination • Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia cancels main religious events due to Omicron • National Greek Chess team wins Bronze in Poland • Varvara Ioannou’s book ‘Her Voice’, officially launched in highly emotional, enthusiastic atmosphere • Michael George (1952-2021)-Έσβησε η “φωνή” της Ελληνικής Λέσχης Καμπέρας • UNHCR regrets loss of life in the Aegean Sea, with at least 31 dead and more missing • Σπ. Σκούρας: Από το χωριό της Ηλείας στην κορυφή της 20th Century Fox – Ζωή σαν παραμύθι • Theofania festival to take place on 9 January 2022 • Get the edge with online Greek language learning • Hidden drachmas in mattresses reach 477.9 million euros Bloomberg finds • Delicious Vasilopita recipe for New Year’s Eve • Conde Nast Traveller releases list of top Greek islands to visit in 2022 • Update: Almost 1000 more people received false negative tests in Sydney • Νέο κτίριο συνάντησης για τους Έλληνες στο City προγραμματίζει εντός του 2022 η Κοινότητα • Refugee student in Greece has “all the motivation to succeed” in his dream to become a doctor and help those who need it most • Former Greek president Karolos Papoulias dies at 92 • Διαστημικό τηλεσκόπιο James Webb: Ταξίδι στα άδυτα του σύμπαντος • Overwhelming response for ‘Christmas Kalanda 2021’ at Axion Esti monastery in Northcote • Η νεολαία της Ποντιακής Εστίας, που απαρτίζεται από παιδιά της τρίτης και τέταρτης γενιάς αναβίωσε ένα πανάρχαιο έθιμο στη Μελβούρνη • Booster shot interval brought forward to four months, then three, health minister confirms • Ο Τζόκοβιτς δεν θα συμμετάσχει στο ATP Cup-Άγνωστο αν θα αγωνιστεί στο Australian Open • Father of murdered Courtney Herron runs for parliament • Position for Hellenic Senior Lecturer in Global Diasporas’ opens at the University of Melbourne • Irina Karamanos: partner of Chile’s President Gabriel Boric, to dump ‘first lady’ title • Giannis Antetokounmpo secures ‘Greek Freak’ trademark • The ABC of Christmas • Τα δίδυμα ελληνόπουλα που χτυπούν την πόρτα του Αη Βασίλη στο Ροβανιέμι • Summer Cinema returns as Hellenic Arts Fest • In conversation with artist Olympia Nelson • Attica declared World’s Leading Seaside Metropolitan Destination (video) • Η Ελένη Πετεινού υπουργός στη Ν.Ν. Ουαλία • Heading to Greece soon? Here’s what to prepare and expect • Morrison: Όλη η Αυστραλία θρηνεί τον θάνατο των πέντε παιδιών • Dr George Taleporos addresses heartfelt letter to his late mum • Impressive ‘ancient Greek warriors’ exhibition launches in Canberra • Οι ενορίτες του Αποστόλου Ανδρέα στο W. Sunshine στηρίζουν τον έρανο για την ενίσχυση Ελληνικών οικογενειών • ABC’s Costa Georgiadis wins two AACTA awards • «Αντίο Παππού»! Ελληνοαυστραλή μαθήτρια αποχαιρετά τον παππού της με έναν ιδιαίτερο τρόπο και κερδίζει το πρώτο βραβείο για το έργο τηςhttps://neoskosmos.com/el/2021/12/08/news/community/antio-pappou-ellinoafstrali-mathitria-apochaireta-ton-pappou-tis-me- • Archaeologist duo uncovers hoard treasure at an old ancient Greek site • Από τον Ιανουάριο ξεκινά το πρόγραμμα για τον εμβολιασμό δύο εκατ. παιδιών στην Αυστραλία • Greeks in WWII: A matter of national pride • Fans give world champ Kambosos a hero’s welcome on his return home • A new state-of-the-art Greek Community Centre for Sydney, a legacy for future generations • Postecoglou marks his first success at the Celtic helm • Lemnos nurse Sr Rachel Pratt honoured in Victorian Premier’s Anzac Awards • Evzones “travel” to Australia this weekend • Που ζουν περισσότεροι Έλληνες; Στη Μελβούρνη ή το Λονδίνο; • Thessaloniki becomes the first Greek UNESCO city of gastronomy • Του Αγίου Νικολάου και η πρώτη ελληνορθόδοξη εκκλησία της Αυστραλίας θεμελιώθηκε σαν σήμερα για να τιμηθεί ο …Τσάρος Νικόλαος • Photographic exhibition ‘EVZONES/Guardians of the Unseen’ travels to Australia • Victoria’s Greek community joins campaign to save Fairfield Amphitheatre • Από την προσφυγιά της Μικράς Ασίας και τη φτώχεια της Κοκκινιάς στους πιο επιτυχημένους εστιάτορες της Αυστραλίας • From Ithaca to Rhodesia and then to Australia • Two Greeks on the ‘Bloomberg 50’ – TikTok’s Vanessa Pappas tops the list • Χιλιάδες πολίτες διαδήλωσαν ξανά στην Μελβούρνη κατά του υποχρεωτικού εμβολιασμού (φωτογραφίες) • The Greek-inspired guide to your 2021 Christmas gift shopping • Από την Ιθάκη στη Ροδεσία και μετά στην Αυστραλία: Η Οδύσσεια μιας από τις πιο ιστορικές ελληνικές οικογένειες της Μελβούρνης • Queen Victoria Market is part of Melburnians’ Christmas traditions • Οι γυναίκες βρίσκουν ξανά τη φωνή τους μέσα από το νέο βιβλίο της Βαρβάρας Ιωάννου, «Her Voice, Greek Women and Their Friends» • 1 December 1913: The day Crete was unified with Greece • The future is bright for Emmanouela Frroku as she joins the National Squad of 2022 • Inspiration or appropriation: From the swastika to the use of ancient symbols in modern times • Γ. Παπανδρέου στο «Νέο Κόσμο»: Θα δώσω την ψυχή μου ενάντια στα συμφέροντα! • A bumper of a tourism year to Greece, despite pandemic • Greek Australian neuroscientist discovers hidden region in the human brain • Fearless Lily Maglaras takes to the air and to new life in the circus • Beauty of Milos promoted through Dior video • Underdog George Kambosos Jr is the new lightweight world champion • Three more artists to join Eurovision – Australia Decides 2022 • Επαναφέρουν ρυθμίσεις για καραντίνα όλων των διεθνών αφίξεων Βικτώρια-Ν.Ν.Ουαλία • Greek medical pioneers of last 200 years remembered in special study • Νέες μαζικές διαδηλώσεις σε όλη την Αυστραλία κατά του υποχρεωτικού εμβολιασμού • Philotimo, leventia and storytelling: The moral necessity of Greek-Australian narratives • Love of language and people drives Cath to learn Modern Greek • Λαμπρά εγκαίνια του Ιερού Ναού Αγίας Αικατερίνης στο Σίδνεϊ • Greek tennis club names court after Greek-Australian tennis player Jaimee Fourlis • Vale John Carras, our newspaper’s correspondent passes away at the age of 93 • An Australian photographer captures an era in Greece, long gone • Μπορεί ο Δήμος Moreland να αποκτήσει Ελληνικό όνομα; • Nana Mouskouri recovers from COVID and urges everyone to get vaccinated • Αγία Αικατερίνη η Μεγαλομάρτυς της Χριστιανοσύνης. Η μνήμη της εορτάζεται σήμερα (25 Νοεμβρίου) • Greek holiday cheer: Christmas lights go up in Athens • Chris Macheras’ Old Vintage Melbourne discoveries are worth more than a thousand word • What’s On 20-27 November • Writer, producer, director Yelena Popovic poured her heart into making the making of “Man of God” • The story behind ‘Sympetheros’ and others who helped thousands of Greek Australians set up home • Eligible visa holders can enter Australia from 1 December • Χένρι Λέιτον Τζόουνς: Ο Αυστραλός γιατρός που έψαχνε το ελιξήριο της νεότητας στα γεννητικά όργανα πιθήκων • Major new signings will add spice to new-look A-League season • Παρουσιάστηκε επισήμως το τραγούδι “Ελληνισμός” που είναι αφιερωμένο στους ξενιτεμένους (Video) • Modern Greek Strategic Plan: Greek language isn’t dying in the Antipodes, it is just sleeping • Young women are trapped the most when it comes to finances • Αυστραλία – Γίνεται η νέα Silicon Valley; • Penelope Kari, the first Greek-Australian woman appointed Honorable Justice to the Federal Circuit Family Court of Australia • Rolling with the punches: Q&A with boxer Terry Nickolas • Sia Psicharis tops tough year with national beauty industry award • Vale Jim Fouras, a presence felt from Kalavryta to Ashgrove • “Motherland, I See You”: How Greek cinema reflected the country’s 20th century • St Basil’s coronial inquest: Evidence points to early failures in ‘preventable tragedy’ • Aristotelis Sarrikostas, the Associated Press photographer who captured the spirit of the Polytechnic Uprising • Ο Νίκος «Ο Συμπέθερος» και άλλοι έμποροι της παροικίας μας που άφησαν εποχή… • GQ magazine chooses the “Greek Freak “as its Athlete of the Year • Records broken and crowds gather to the 38th Athens Authentic Marathon Race • Councillor Steve Staikos re-elected as Kingston Mayor • Pearson announces $20m for Melbourne’s live music to burn bright this summer • Ένα καφενείο στη Φλώρινα μόνο για γυναίκες • Eli comes to Carlton to offer her advice on where to go and get ‘faxinated’ • Many Greek-Australians protested in Melbourne against new pandemic laws and vaccine mandate • Ένας Έλληνας στο τιμόνι του νεοσύστατου Κέντρου Νευροϊατρικών Ανακαλύψεων του Πανεπιστημίου Monash • Kalliope X: An exploration into the diverse literary landscape of Australia • Greek and Italian researchers team up to study Santorini volcano • Christos Tsiolkas wins $60,000 literary award • Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla says there was “zero philanthropy” involved when creating a Pfizer hub in Greece • Να κάνουμε ό,τι καλύτερο όπου ζούμε, αλλά να μην ξεχνάμε την πατρίδα, λέει ο Έλληνας CEO της Pfizer • Masked Wolf, the Greek Australian rapper up for five ARIA Awards • The Athens Authentic Marathon is back on this weekend • Fans sing in praise of Postecoglou’s growing success in charge of Celtic • Κορυφαίο λογοτεχνικό βραβείο της Αυστραλίας στον ομογενή συγγραφέα Andrew Pippos για το έργο του “Lucky’s” • Greek teen releases poem compilation that won first place among 4,000 international participants • Πάλη – «Χρυσός» στο Παγκόσμιο πρωτάθλημα U23 ο Πιλίδης • More than 80 per cent of eligible Australians have now received both doses of a COVID vaccine • The sky is the limit for Florina cop George Iliopoulos, whose planes will soon be available in Australia • Zoe Petropoulos freefalls for an important cause • O Tρωικός Πόλεμος δεν έγινε για την Ωραία Ελένη, σύμφωνα με το πανεπιστήμιο Harvard • Green hydrogen alone won’t get us to net zero • Teacher Mia Haravitsidis’ podcast, The Student Space, comes from the heart • Neuroscientist Paxinos’ 21-year odyssey is over with publication of first novel • Erene Sakabetis at the helm of the University of Melbourne Medical Students’ Society • What’s On: 5 November -12 November • Working class hero Myra Demetriou fought for her home and the history of the working class to stay in the heart of Sydney • Missing toddler Cleo Smith found “alive and well” in Canarvon house • Βαθιά θλίψη για το θάνατο της κορυφαίας μαραθωνοδρόμου Δήμητρας Ιορδανίδου • Victorian government’s depiction of yiayia is a storm in a teacup • Μια 30χρονη Ελληνοαυστραλή στην λίστα με τους πλουσιότερους επιχειρηματίες της Αυστραλίας • How Greek diasporans affected the world • Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes an exhibition at the National Museum of Australia • Antipodes festival is back • Vale Bert Newton – Australian leaders pay tribute to legendary entertainer • Ancient shipwreck off Peloponnese had cargo of amphorae • COVID-19 booster shots given approval • Only a handful of diners braved the cold in Oakleigh this afternoon • Ρεκόρ γάμων και βαπτίσεων στην παροικία μας • Η Αυστραλία 2η καλύτερη χώρα στον κόσμο για όσους εργάζονται μακριά από την πατρίδα τους • Andrews will not apply for exemptions for unvaccinated players to play in Australian Open • Θυμόμαστε τη νοσοκόμα Ιωάννα Σταυρίδη, τη «Φλόρενς Νάιτινγκεϊλ της Κρήτης» • Matthew Guy: from brawler to assured leader • OPINIONS: What Ohi Day means to Greek-Australian youth • Architect Kavellaris’ Toorak home shortlisted for world architecture prize • Φώφη Γεννηματά: Πανελλήνια συγκίνηση σε ένα ενωτικό «αντίο» • What’s On 29 October – 5 November • Fifth time lucky for wedding of Melbourne Greek couple • Η ευγενική χειρονομία ενός κομμωτηρίου στο Oakleigh ξεχωρίζει στις ειδήσεις • An ‘ordeal comes to an end’, say students as year 12 end-of-year exams kick off for the class of 2021 • Απομακρυσμένο χωριό του Κουίνσλαντ προσφέρει δωρεάν γη • An hour of work in Greece is not as productive as an hour of work in Australia in terms of GDP • Φώφη Γεννηματά: Ο Άνθρωπος, η γυναίκα, η συντρόφισσα, η ηγέτιδα • Call out for all artists to register on GACL’s new online directory • Fofi Gennimata passes away, aged 56 • Saying ‘yes’ to ‘ohi’ and making Lonsdale St Greek again • Fig jam, a jar of ancient nutrition • Songs of my tribe: From Eskenazi to Elly Kokkinou • «Ελευθερία» μόνο για πλήρως εμβολιασμένους ως το 2023 στην Βικτώρια • Conrad Liveris wants to break taboos around sex as he takes on the helm of the WAAC • George Kambosos Jr talks family, fame and his upcoming million dollar fight against Teofimo Lopez • Maria Vamvakinou pays homage to the Holden workers • Melburnians will remember life during the world’s longest lockdown • Neos Kosmos celebrates your ‘Freedom Day’ family and friend reunions • Δίσταζε να εμβολιαστεί μέχρι που κόλλησε κορονοϊό • One small step for motorsport, one giant leap for womankind: Krystina Emmanouilides on making motorsport more accessible for all • Maria Callas, a statue for a legendary diva • The North Star: Q&A with St Mary’s Erini Gikas • Cretan music livestream on Neos Kosmos from Coburg’s Greek Orthodox Parish • Billy Pavlou shapes his soccer future with scholarship in New York • Greek curfews to protect people from “Ballos” as extreme weather phenomenon sweeps through • Keeping Greece’s region specific traditions alive in the diaspora • Opportunity and adventure: The Greek presence in Africa • The story behind Bourke Street’s Legend Café • Peter Verveniotis forges a full life despite battle with Thalassaemia • The Greek side of Immigration Minister Alex Hawke • Η πανδημία μας δίδαξε να ζούμε το σήμερα • Cretan fundraiser of Australia for the earthquake victims of Crete • Great news for parents who wish to offer Greek property gifts to kids • The “Infinite Affection” that is passing down traditions through generations • Ariadne’s red thread is a link to freedom from the labyrinth • A conversation with our grandparents • John Nikolakakis, the new Greek Australian at the helm of the World Council of Cretans • At 101 years old Ioannis Ioannidis is one of the eldest and loyal readers of Neos Kosmos • Campaign to Protect Fairfield’s Ancient Greece Inspired Amphitheatre • A cautionary tale – COVID-19 is not just like the flu • Power of well-worn Greek phrase saves the day for a troubled traveller • Daylight savings: Don’t forget to turn your clocks back if you’re in NSW, Victoria, SA, Tasmania and the ACT • A Dodecanese tonic that is just right for our lockdown blues • Boston Marathon organisers honour 1946 winner Stylianos Kyriakides for 125 anniversary • To the Bundesliga and back: Q&A with Adelaide United’s George Timotheou • Morias 21: The trail of the Greek Revolution • Greek Australians express solidarity towards Crete following earthquake • St Nektarios movie breaks recent box office records in Greece and Cyprus • Perth, get ready to be conquered by Greek-Australian students • Olympia Valance and Anthony Koutoufides bring the Greek-Australian flair to the dancefloor • Large earthquake felt around Melbourne, damage currently being surveyed • The romanticisation of Hades and Persephone • Positive COVID case unlikely to impact the 2021 AFL Grand Final • Monica Bellucci, flawless as Maria Callas, at the Irodion stage • Power and poise: Q&A with Greece's and Cessnock Goannas' Robert Tuliatu • A courageous MS sufferer vies for top Business Award in Sydney • Young girl who spoke Indonesian rather than Greek growing up wins Greek language bursary at La Trobe • The hidden costs of losing gigs: Greek-Australian musicians still left searching for support • The Greek "miracle" migrants: Saluting the older generation • Greek Australian receives SA Best Patisserie Award • The legendary picnics of the early Greek Australians • "The Slap" author Christos Tsiolkas is a Melbourne Prize for Literature 2021 finalist • Kicking it to the man: Q&A with karateka Marianna Sampani • Ben Vasiliou is a driver for change for Melbourne's youth and homeless • Opinion: What young Greek-Australians can learn from Greek migrant youth • SydWest CEO one of three Greeks in line for national community service awards • Stephanie Martinez's creative Cypriot flare and Bunnings dates landed her on "Making it" • Recalling Arthur Leggett’s Greek Campaign in celebration of his 103rd birthday • "We can't even give our kids a cuddle after work," say Sydney couple in the COVID frontline • Greek-Australians are still jumping through hoops to return to Australia • Mikis Theodorakis' funeral: Greece farewells its great composer, laid to rest in Crete • Michael Constantine, father in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding", passes away at 94 • Greek Australian students write a song to help other kids in lockdown • Brains and brawn: Maria Alexiadis OAM is a powerhouse package • Greek island's Italian lover plays key role in protecting its natural assets • Mikis Theodorakis lies in Athens cathedral chapel for final public farewell • A poem for Mikis Theodorakis • Next of kin certificate for an inheritance in Greece • Greece mourns the passing of legendary composer Mikis Theodorakis, aged 96 • Paralympics: Ghavelas gets Greece its first gold with a world record, Aussies score three golds in the pool • Happy Father's Day! Send pictures of your dads to honour them in our jumbo photo gallery • Refugee children of the Civil War celebrate 66 years of marriage in Australia • Mount Athos, the Autonomous Monastic Republic of the Holy Mountain • For the love of books: The last Greek bookshop in Melbourne • Melburnian veteran sets up 'HANZAC' memorial in Laconia, Greece • 66 χρόνια γάμου - Από προσφυγόπουλα του Εμφυλίου Πολέμου, με δισέγγονα πλέον στην Αυστραλία • Young gun joins Tsitsipas and Sakkari at US Open • Greek family values, fundamental to innovative lawyer’s success • The sins of the few are not the sins of the many • From spectator to centre stage, TIA is Australia's RnB rising star • Paralympics: Bakochristos scores a bronze in weightlifting for Greece, Aussies snag more medals but drop in the tally • Ο Παπαστεργιάδης Επίτροπος στο Victorian Multicultural Commission • Bill Papastergiadis, a Greek Australian voice on the Victorian Multicultural Commission • The poor boy from Ikaria celebrating 70 years of success in Australia • Paralympics: Greece scores two bronze while the Aussies top the medal tally on day one • Peter Mousaferiadis wins Silver at Tokyo Global Business & Interfaith Peace Awards • Διεθνές βραβείο στον ομογενή που οραματίζεται την Παγκόσμια Ειρήνη • "Passage of no Return", a book about the trauma of migration when balancing old and new • Dr Nazou to hold online talk on Greek brides' journeys to Australia on Monday • Diaspora: Time to read history and compare notes • The young leventes carrying on the music of their family's motherland • Celebrating 58 years of marriage… When a proxy turns into a love story • 58 χρόνια γάμου… Όταν το προξενιό γίνεται έρωτας που διαρκεί μια ζωή… • Dr Taleporos is the new Chair of the Victorian Disability Advisory Council • It's vodka with a Greek-Western Australian flavour • A Greek Australian father makes "superheroes" out of sick kids • Freed slave's tomb provides evidence that Greek was part of ancient Pompeii's cultural life • The watermelons small enough to fit into a handbag • Greek author's first novel focuses on the widow's struggle to bury Nikos Kazantzakis in Heraklion • Steven Koutsodontis pens a book to help other parents explain an MS diagnosis to their children • Young taekwondo athlete Lucas Mamonitis takes out the Victorian state title • Swimming to success: Q&A with the Australian men’s water polo goalie Anthony Hrysanthos • British Museum: Finally the truth leaks out • Parthenon Marbles held in “insulting and dangerous” conditions following news of flood leakage, states Greek Culture Minister • A chance to ‘run’ with ultra-marathon legend Dean Karnazes in Australia • Souvlaki for the suffering: Greek restauranteur offers meal vouchers for the vulnerable • Σε lockdown και ο Δεκαπενταύγουστος • Loss during COVID-19: “My yiayia died and I didn’t get to say goodbye” • «Δεν πρόλαβα να πω το στερνό αντίο στην γιαγιά μου» • The lessons learned and lauded by our grandparents • Gunning for the girls: Q&A with Alexis Mavrantonis of the Greek Rugby League team • Μάρκος Αντωνόπουλος: Ένας υπερήφανος Ελληνοαβορίγινας • The amazing new underwater museum of Agia Napa, Cyprus • Νόλα Καραπαναγιωτίδη: Η πρώτη ελληνικής καταγωγής δικαστής στο County Court της Βικτώριας • The Greek-Australian community celebrates the appointment of Nola Karapanagiotidis, the new County Court Judge in Victoria • TV organisations need to fine tune COVID message to communities, says former news anchor George Donikian • Census night and the case of the missing ancestral box, lost in the land of “Other” • “Come to your Census,” say Effie Coustas and Fr Gerasimos, and invite Greek Australians to stand up and be counted • Parks ranger Marcus Antonopoulos cherishes Aboriginal and Greek roots • Fire appeals: Greece is burning, and the diaspora rallies to help • Thousands flee their homes in Greece as blazes ravage through the country • Νεαρός ομογενής πατέρας ζει με τον φόβο της εξέλιξης της Σκλήρυνσης Κατά Πλάκας από την οποία πάσχει • Bold move for Greek Melbourne business turning waste into gold • St Anthony’s Orthodox Church in Sunshine falls victim to a break in • “Our brother was stolen. Please help us find him,” plead Greek-Australian family • Greek firefighters battle to bring 118 blazes under control, including at Ancient Olympia and Evia • Exclusive interview: Peeling the layers of Yanis Varoufakis and the great Greek conundrum • Australia’s Greek guru of gardening shares the love of land and its bounty • Οικογένεια ομογενών ψάχνει τον «κλεμμένο» της γιο • From planes to masks: Best friends take off on a new venture • Here’s what to do if you want Greek to continue being a separately listed option on Census forms • Olympics: Eleftherios Petrounias adds a bronze to the Greek medal tally • Olympics: Miltiadis Tentoglou strikes gold for Greece • Petrounias swings through to the Tokyo Olympics Rings Finals • Share your skills and explore ideas at the Greek Youth Summit • From Punchbowl Mosque to Greek Archdiocese: Greek Australian Angelo Candalepas tightrope walks across the architecture of many faiths • The Mediterranean touch: Q&A with Hume City winger Theo Markelis • End of an era for the deli that was a focus of Albert Park community • Olympics: Greece gets its first gold! • Immersed in the beauty of the Arts, Vanessa Leyonhjelm’s life was like a fairy-tale • “The day we found out our son had cancer, our lives changed forever” • Lee Christofis: A brilliant career as dance critic and arts loyalist • Όταν μαθαίνεις ότι το παιδί σου πάσχει από καρκίνο • Olympics: Sakkari and Tsitsipas aim for gold in the mixed doubles • Olympics: Australian rowers put the ‘gold’ in the green and gold • Olympics: Tsitsipas advances to third round, Australia’s Kaylee McKeown snags the gold • Απέκλεισε τον Τιαφόε και προκρίθηκε στους «16» ο Τσιτσιπάς • Greek Orthodox Archdiocese – District of Northcote expands its welfare during lockdown • Η Αρχιεπισκοπή Αυστραλίας προσφέρει φαγητό σε άστεγους της Μελβούρνης • After 25 years in Australia, he returned to Greece to breathe life into his island • The Kastellorizian of the Year is global business leader Andrew Liveris • Ο Αντριου Λιβέρης ανακηρύχθηκε «Καστελλορίζιος της Χρονιάς» • Flessiada in Messinia, a most precious memory of a holiday in Greece • The end of the “sweet” era for Hellas Cakes • The documentary on stories past, which reminds us to be present today • The Pancretan Association of Melbourne support research for ovarian cancer treatment • Greek-Australian benefactor offers funds for completion of heritage-listed Evangelismos Church • “I’m living the dream,” says Arthur Papas on his return to Australia • Η ζωή, οι επιτυχίες και οι έρωτες του Τόλη Βοσκόπουλου • Erdogan pledges new government complex for northern Cyprus on eve of invasion anniversary • Legendary singer Tolis Voskopoulos passes away, aged 81 • Ο Ερντογάν στην κατεχόμενη Κύπρο σήμερα όπου αναμένεται να προβεί σε νέες προκλήσεις • Ο Έλληνας δήμαρχος του Darwin διεκδικεί και νέα θητεία • Darwin’s Greek Mayor in the race for the next four-year term • Kythira, a charming island with strong contrasts and special character • Karen Martin’s “Dancing the Labyrinth”, a bilingual approach • Unveiling the rare wines and other treasures at the former royal estate of Tatoi • Hot off the victory: Q&A with Adelaide Olympic captain Christos Pounendis • Despina Vandi and Demis Nikolaidis announce the breakdown of their marriage • Η Δέσποινα Βανδή και ο Ντέμης Νικολαΐδης ανακοίνωσαν ότι χωρίζουν μετά από 18 χρόνια γάμου • Greek Australian entrepreneur Kayla Itsines “sells out” for a staggering $400 million • Shouse’s four year old song produced in Brunswick is number one on Greek music charts • Project recording the life of the Greek community of Yarraville reaches fruition • Greek democracy’s gadfly: the journalist who carried the fight to the junta • “My dream is to turn Kastellorizo into a science hub”, says top academic • Family launch fund raiser for an Australian boy in Cyprus with cancer to receive treatment in the US • “Greece, how we miss you!” say Greek Australians, remembering their last summer trip to the homeland • 13 years and counting: Q&A with Sydney Olympic’s Jason Madonis • Sky is the limit for koulouri franchise set to open in Australia • Cretan olive oil gets protection status for the origin of its product • “The stories of Dimitri and Alexia”: Teaching Greek with a bedtime story • Ο θρυλικός θαλασσόλυκος «Peter The Greek» μέσα από τα μάτια της τρισέγγονής του • Bill Papas pledges to return to Australia to face courts after missing numerous deadlines • NAIDOC Week: Οι Έλληνες που στάθηκαν στο πλευρό των Αβοριγίνων • From Myrina to Melbourne: How NUGAS reunited generations • 7-year-old Anastasia lost her battle with cancer • Όσοι δεν εμβολιάζονται θα πληρώνουν πανάκριβα τον καφέ και κάθε έξοδό τους στην Ελλάδα • Greek assets transfers can take place online in just 15 minutes • Carrying the torch: Q&A with Sydney Olympic goalkeeper Nick Sorras • Lessons of bravery from a heroic young Greek girl • Μαθήματα ζωής από μια Ελληνοπούλα της Αυστραλίας • Dr Peter Psaltis, a Greek-Australian scientist among the best in Australia • Modern Greek Studies continue as a Major at Macquarie University overturning last year’s downgrade • Award-winning olive oil bottle celebrating 1821 on display at Hellenic Museum • The story of Cypriots in Australia • Ελληνίδα μάνα στο Σύδνεϋ μεγαλώνει μόνη έναν 6χρονο “υπερήρωα” • “We all have the right to dream”, and neurofibromatosis should not stand in the way • «ΕΠΑΝΑCΥΣΤΑΣΗ ΄21»: Οι ιδέες, τα πρόσωπα, τα γεγονότα και τα αποτελέσματα του Αγώνα της Ανεξαρτησίας (Photos) • Πετρούνιας: Κατέθεσα την ψυχή μου για την πρόκριση • ‘Lord of the Rings’ is back: Petrounias wins gold in Doha, heads to Tokyo Olympics (Video) • The Greek Gun: Q&A with Greece’s and South Sydney Rabbitohs’ Peter Mamouzelos • An ode to the Greek periptero, memories rekindled by a miniature work of art • Περίπτερο: Tο μικρομάγαζο μιας άλλης εποχής • Peter Kaparis keeps Greek presence in Queen Victoria fruit market • Write to Neos Kosmos about your most unforgettable Greek summer memories • Γράψτε μας για το πιο αξέχαστο ελληνικό καλοκαίρι που ζήσατε • Kimon Taliadoros is the mitochondria of Victoria’s football cell • Στις 65.000 υπολογίζονται οι Αρκάδες της Αυστραλίας • Nick Giannopoulos announces “Wog Boy 3” will hit screens in 2022 • Connecting to Greek culture: How do you go beyond words? • New WW1 photographs of Lemnos discovered • Vale Barba Kostas, the founder of the iconic Stalactites restaurant passes away • Minotaur: Nature vs Nurture • Childhood passion leads Paris Cockinos to forefront of a booming drone industry • The Greek diaspora in Australia needs educators like Manos Tzimbragos to stay • Ζητείται… αξιοπρέπεια για τους πρόσφυγες της Κύπρου • Panathinaikos loyal fans will love this new film • Η ταινία «Ταξίδι στα αστέρια» θα είναι στις 27 Ιουνίου στη διάθεση των Ελλήνων της Αυστραλίας μέσω Online Streaming • Bombshell twist: Greek husband of Caroline Crouch confesses to brutal murder • Want to know what real fans look like? From the church to the soccer field to watch Sydney Olympic win • Foodie Kon Kardara’s deli keeps pace with Melbourne’s love of good food • Mother vindicated as Cypriot Australian son’s remains are exhumed to show he did not commit suicide • «Η ηλικιωμένη μάνα μου κατάκοιτη στην Ελλάδα και εγώ ο μονάκριβος γιος της να μην μπορώ να την βοηθήσω» • French fashion house Dior takes over the Panathenaic Stadium • Πρεσβυτέρες μιλούν για τις χαρές και τις προκλήσεις μιας ζωής αφιερωμένης στην Εκκλησία • Presvyteres speak about their lives and supporting their husband’s calling • Powering through: Q&A with South Melbourne’s Chris Kessaris • The arrivals: Do you recognise yourself in this vintage footage? • “They left my kid in an unmarked grave”, says mum, grateful for anonymous veteran’s help • Dimitris Giantsios wins silver at the Judo Australia 2021 National Championships • The Greeks of Australia who are going back home • Euro 2020: H πιο μεγάλη ποδοσφαιρική γιορτή της Ευρώπης • Icons in the new age: Combining digital art and centuries of tradition • How a Greek Australian’s cultural protocol saved the wedding day for the grandson • Η καλύτερη Δασκάλα του κόσμου είναι Ελληνίδα και έρχεται στην Αυστραλία • Έχασε την μάχη με τον καρκίνο επτάχρονος ομογενής • Greek-Australian boy loses his battle with cancer • Young ‘dream creators’ make the impossible possible through innovative education program • Ακρόπολη, η αγαπημένη των VIP • Summer mosaic to be featured to the world online by the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki • Souvlaki gift for those in need • Οι Έλληνες της Αυστραλίας που επιστρέφουν στην Ελλάδα • “We’ve lost so much”, say Melburnians – despite figures showing growth in Australia’s economy • Βρέθηκε και είναι καλά ο 88χρονος συμπάροικος • The Unusual Suspects’ Andrea Demetriades on life through an artistic lens • «Χρυσός» ο Τζούνης ! • A grave mistake at Fawkner Cemetery leaves families distraught • Πιο αυστηρή καταγραφή παρουσίας πελατών με πρόστιμα έως $1.652 • Ferenc Puskas’ time at South Melbourne Hellas the focus of new documentary • Australian Fashion Week: Meet Iordanes, 26, staging his first show • Australia’s women’s water polo keeper Lea Yanitsas gets set for Olympics like no other • Έκλεισε τα 100 ομογενής που είχε διακριθεί για την προσφορά της στην ελληνική παροικία • Greeks of Malta and their continued resilience since ancient times • Neos Kosmos English • Νέος Κόσμος Ελληνικά
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