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State Memorial Service for the Honourable Nick Bolkus

State Memorial Service to Honour Former Senator Nick Bolkus – A Champion of Multicultural Australia and the Greek Community

Pioneering Greek-Australian politician Nick Bolkus, former federal senator and Cabinet Minister under Hawke and Keating, will be honoured at a State Memorial Service on Thursday 22 January 2026 in Adelaide. The first Greek Australian Cabinet Minister, Bolkus championed multiculturalism and migrant rights before his passing on 25 December 2025 at age 75. Details on attendance, livestream, and donations inside.

New Sydney Fish Market Opens 2026: Greek Businesses Shine at Blackwattle Bay

The brand-new Sydney Fish Market at Blackwattle Bay officially opened its doors on January 19, 2026, welcoming crowds to expanded retail, late-night dining, and fresh catches. Greek-Australian families have long powered Sydney’s seafood scene, with iconic businesses like Poulos Bros (a major wholesaler and retailer at the markets), Claudio’s Seafood, De Costi Seafoods, and Faros Seafood carrying on traditions from early 20th-century Greek migrants who built the city’s fish trade.

Amal and George Clooney's Golden Globes Glam Marks Major Career Milestone for Hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos

At the 2026 Golden Globes, hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos debuted his makeup skills on Amal and George Clooney, creating cohesive red-carpet looks with vintage Parisian waves for Amal’s red Balmain gown and minimal grooming for George—signaling a major career evolution and growing full-glam trend.

Australians Live & Work in Europe Including Greece: EU Proposal 2026

A new EU proposal under the Australia free trade talks could allow Aussies to live and work across Europe, including Greece, for up to four years—no pre-arranged job needed. Reciprocal rights for EU citizens in Australia too. Details still negotiating, but big changes loom in 2026!

Nick Kyrgios Delivers Dramatic Win at Kooyong Classic Ahead of Australian Open

Nick Kyrgios thrilled the Melbourne crowd with a dramatic 6-3, 4-6, [11-9] victory over Zhizhen Zhang at the Kooyong Classic on Tuesday, dropping to the court in celebration after clinching the super tiebreak. The 30-year-old Australian, who has ruled out singles at the Australian Open due to ongoing recovery, described the win as “a bit heartbreaking” amid his gradual return to form.

Who Is Gio Kay, the Viral Greek-American Joining Survivor Greece 2026 – And Why Is Everyone Talking About Him? (Video)

Gio Kay, the 28-year-old Greek-American viral star, is shaking up Survivor Greece 2026 with his iconic “read a book and change your mindset” lines, hustle philosophy, and early clashes. From social media to the beach – he’s the most talked-about player!

Sabalenka Teases Marriage to Boyfriend Georgios Frangulis After 2026 First Title

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka launched her 2026 season with a dominant Brisbane International title win over Marta Kostyuk (6-4, 6-3) and a viral on-court moment: a cheeky engagement tease to her boyfriend Georgios Frangulis. “Thank you to my boyfriend… Hopefully soon I can call you something else. Let’s just put some extra pressure,” she told the crowd. Frangulis, the Brazilian founder of global açaí chain Oakberry with strong Greek roots from Thessaloniki, has been by her side since 2024.

Nick Kyrgios Rules Out Australian Open 2026 Singles, Cites Five-Setters as 'Different Beast'

Nick Kyrgios has confirmed he will not play singles at the 2026 Australian Open, opting to skip a wildcard entry to focus on doubles with Thanasi Kokkinakis. After a straight-sets loss in Brisbane and years of injury struggles, the 30-year-old admitted he’s not ready for five-setters yet but plans a full return next year.

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