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All Saints Grammar proudly commemorated Greek Independence Day with dignity on Sunday, 24 March. The event, organised by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, saw participation from all staff and students of All Saints Grammar School.
Get ready because the Cypriot-Australian talent Silia Kapsis has released a new single! After representing…
This restaurant isn’t just about the food; it’s an immersive experience overlooking the glistening marina…
The GP will keep the money after a legal challenge by the Salvation Army and two friends of the dead man.
The Hellenic Club and Public Hospitality have jointly announced that they have mutually agreed to…
Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group has lost a significant asset as the acclaimed Greek restaurant Alpha is no longer part of its portfolio. The hatted Sydney CBD restaurant, owned by the Hellenic Club, had been managed by Public since last December. Recently, discussions about the restaurant’s future culminated in Public’s departure. Con Dedes, an experienced restaurateur, has taken over management as of June 17. A joint statement from the Hellenic Club and Public Hospitality confirmed the mutual agreement to transition the restaurant’s management to Dedes, with chef George Calombaris assisting during the transition period.
In June 2021, Westpac uncovered an alleged multi-million dollar fraud perpetrated by Sydney leasing company Forum Finance. Forum, led by Bill Papas, is accused of creating fake lease agreements for non-existent equipment, resulting in losses exceeding $500 million for Westpac and other banks. The case is nearing judgment in October 2024, with potential consequences for Forum-linked companies and individuals, including Papas who fled the country.
Apostolos Stamatelopoulos and his girlfriend adopted a street cat during their time in Rhodes and…
Born in Stuttgart, Dimitris Basis first encountered Greece at the age of eight when his family returned to settle permanently in the village of Cherso in the Kilkis region. His initial contact with music was at the age of nine when he began chanting in the village church.
Sydney, Australia — In an era where community service often goes unnoticed, one individual continues…
The affluent in Australia are witnessing a surge in wealth, with the top earners growing richer at an accelerated pace, as per a report by the Australian Financial Review (AFR). Over the past 12 months, the assets of the wealthiest individuals in the country have soared by 11 percent, collectively amassing a staggering $625 billion among the top 200.
Of particular note is Leon Vitogiannis, a baritone and Musical Director of the Hellenic Choir, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the competition. Leon’s previous accolades and involvement in the arts community further enhance the anticipation surrounding this event.
Amidst the culinary landscape, the unveiling of the Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association marks a pivotal moment, with renowned restaurateur Chris Lucas adding his influence to the initiative. The ARCA, led by former Restaurant & Catering Australia CEO Wes Lambert, sees Lucas joining as a significant force, bringing with him a wealth of experience from his acclaimed ventures like Chin Chin and Grill Americano.
The 2024 Archibald Prize finalists unveiled by the Art Gallery of NSW paint a vibrant tapestry of Greek culture and creativity. From the bold strokes of Eliza Bertwistle capturing the activism of Chanel Contos to Whitney Duan’s portrayal of the dynamic Jordan Gogos, these portraits stand as tributes to the rich heritage and diverse talents within the Greek community. As the anticipation builds for the winner’s announcement, the gallery doors open to an exhibition where each brushstroke tells a story of resilience, inspiration, and the enduring legacy of Greek influence in Australian art.”
The Macquarie Greek Studies Foundation Limited has been informed by the Executive Dean of the…
Australia has answered Greece’s call for help this fire season. With 28 firefighting aircraft now strategically positioned across the country, crews are prepared to tackle blazes from the air and on the ground.
Sydney brothers, Theo and Nathan Saidden’s ‘Superwog’ success has now reached new heights with the announcement of a new stand-alone series on Netflix titled ‘Son of a Donkey’.
A dream family reunion in Greece has turned into a nightmare for a Sydney woman…
Following a 21-year absence, the St. George community enthusiastically embraced the return of the Greek Fest to Brighton-Le-Sands in May 2024. Bay Street pulsed with energy as crowds gathered under sunny skies, eager to partake in a celebration of Greek culture, gastronomic delights, and communal unity.
