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Thanasi Kokkinakis Stages Emotional Comeback After Groundbreaking Surgery

After nearly a year sidelined by a chronic pectoral injury, Thanasi Kokkinakis made an emotional return to the court at the Brisbane International, teaming with Nick Kyrgios for a dramatic doubles win. The 29-year-old underwent unprecedented surgery in February 2025, using an Achilles tendon allograft from a deceased donor to reattach his pectoral muscle — a high-risk procedure no other tennis player had attempted.

Americans Ditch Cheese After Learning About Pfizer-Linked Ingredient in 90% of Products – And Australia Faces Similar Reality

A viral story has Americans ditching cheese upon discovering that ~90% contains a genetically engineered enzyme (FPC) originally developed by Pfizer, now widely used globally—including in Australia—without mandatory GMO labeling. The backlash highlights calls for transparency in food production.

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.

Gauff Dominates Sakkari to Give USA 1-0 Lead Over Greece in United Cup Quarterfinal

Coco Gauff delivered a commanding performance to defeat Maria Sakkari 6-3, 6-2 in the United Cup quarterfinal, giving the defending champion United States a crucial 1-0 lead over Greece. The World No. 4 rebounded strongly from recent serving struggles, setting up a men’s singles clash between Taylor Fritz and Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Opa! Sydney’s Largest Greek Festival Returns This Sunday at Carss Bush Park

Join 40,000 visitors at Sydney’s largest Greek cultural event, the Epiphany Greek Festival 2026, on Sunday 11 January at Carss Bush Park. Enjoy authentic Greek food, traditional dances, the iconic Cross-throwing ceremony, live music, amusement rides, and a spectacular waterfront fireworks finale. Free entry for the whole family!

Nick Kyrgios Pays Tribute to Giannis Antetokounmpo with Greek National Basketball Jersey on Court

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios proudly embraces his Greek roots by wearing the Greek national basketball team’s No. 34 jersey—a tribute to NBA icon Giannis Antetokounmpo—as he prepares for his highly anticipated comeback at the Brisbane International starting January 4, 2026.

Greek City Times Exclusive: Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' Historic Visit to Australia Set for March 25

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne on March 25, 2026, for Greek Independence Day. Annual celebrations will feature 50 Greek flags flying and 20 buildings illuminated in blue and white, with a special request for Parliament House in Canberra to light up in Greek colors.

Former Labor Senator and Multicultural Champion Nick Bolkus Passes Away at 75

Former South Australian Labor senator Nick Bolkus, a pioneering Greek-Australian minister in the Hawke and Keating eras renowned for his humanitarian immigration policies including post-Tiananmen Square protections, passed away peacefully on Christmas Day 2025 at age 75, earning widespread tributes for his dedication to multiculturalism and Labor values.

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Nick Kyrgios is back – and this time, he's eyeing one final shot at glory in Melbourne.

Nick Kyrgios is back – and this time, he’s eyeing one final shot at glory in Melbourne. The enigmatic Australian is gearing up for a return at the Brisbane International in January 2026, partnering with Thanasi Kokkinakis in doubles, before potentially chasing his home Grand Slam dream.

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