Australia approves asylum for five members of Iran’s women’s national football team, citing fears of persecution over protests and women’s rights. A sign of support for female athletes fleeing Iran.
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The Greek-Australian Society (GAS) marked International Women’s Day with its first event celebrating Greek-Australian women and their contributions to Australia.
U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States is prepared to grant asylum to defectors from Iran’s women’s national soccer team if Australia declines their request.
Greek-Australian investigators Drew Pavlou and Pete Zogoulas claim an undercover sting uncovered alleged NDIS cleaning fraud in Sydney, raising concerns about misuse of taxpayer funds.
Airfares are soaring as the Middle East conflict forces airlines and travellers to avoid major hubs like Dubai and Doha, pushing demand to Asian routes.
Greek yoghurt vanishes from Coles, Woolworths & Aldi amid viral Japanese cheesecake TikTok trend and high-protein obsession. Dietitians Australia says most Australians already get enough protein.
A. Raptis & Sons Group, Australia’s biggest wild-caught prawn business, enters voluntary administration after a poor 2025 season. Administrators seek restructure or sale while operations continue.
Canberra open to assistance short of deploying ground troops as regional tensions escalate Australia has…
Awareness, art and community initiatives highlight women’s voices in Athens The municipality of Athens is…
The“Cyprus Dreaming: A Dialogue with the Indigenous Dreamtime” exhibition will open at the Cyprus Community…
The 44th Greek Festival of Sydney stands as a vibrant celebration of the Greek-Australian diaspora,…
Connie Bonaros’s “malaka” comment sparks a heated political exchange on social media.
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Former George Calombaris is set to open his first restaurant in Adelaide later this year, teaming up with longtime friend and restaurateur George Kasimatis.
Leslie “Les” Cook, believed to be the last surviving ANZAC veteran of the Battle of Crete, has died aged 103, prompting tributes from the Greek and Australian communities.
Greek-Australian advocate Emanuel Comino shares his 50-year campaign for the Parthenon Marbles’ return at Oakleigh Grammar, inspiring Year 12 students with lessons in dedication and cultural stewardship.
The Pan Macedonian Association of Victoria thanks Moomba Festival for blocking misuse of the Star of Vergina symbol ahead of 2026. Sparks debate on cultural heritage in Melbourne’s multicultural events.
Exclusive interview with renowned neurosurgeon Professor Charlie Teo, who speaks about the controversy that ended his ability to operate in Australia, his work saving brain tumour patients overseas, and the groundbreaking brain-mapping technology now reshaping neurology.
Etihad Airways will resume a limited commercial flight schedule from Abu Dhabi starting 6 March 2026. Guests with existing bookings will be accommodated, while all other flights remain suspended. Check flight status and rebooking options at etihad.com.
The Brisbane 2032 procurement webinar brought Greek and Australian leaders together to explore major business opportunities in Olympics infrastructure.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms Australian military assets have been sent to the Middle East as part of precautionary contingency planning amid rising regional tensions.
Business and community leaders welcomed the new Greek Consul General, Sydney George Skemperis, and Christina Stefanidou at a landmark reception hosted by Business Sydney and the Hellenic Club.
Australian Defence Minister confirms that Al Minhad Air Base in Dubai, hosting Australian forces, was attacked by Iran over the weekend. The incident occurred amid regional tensions, but all Australian personnel remain safe.
Nia Lorraine Gitsas becomes the first female AHEPA Sydney president after the February 26, 2026, election, ushering in a new era of inclusivity and strategic focus for the Hellenic organization.
Airspace closures across the Middle East following US and Israeli strikes on Iran have left over 115,000 Australians stranded, with flights delayed or cancelled for weeks.
The inaugural Delphi Economic Forum Sydney features Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis on March 27-28, 2026, discussing economic ties and global issues.
Three US troops killed and five wounded in Iranian missile/drone attacks on Gulf bases following US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Thousands stranded, including Australians, as Dubai and other hubs cancel 1,200+ flights amid airspace closures across the Middle East.
The Benaki Museum in Athens presents “Messolonghi 1826: 200 Years since the Exodus,” featuring Greek-Australian curator Dr. Spiridoula Demetriou and 40 rare works from the John Robertson Collection in Canberra. Explore philhellenic art and Greek War of Independence history.
Delta Goodrem announced as Australia’s Eurovision 2026 entry with new single “Eclipse”. SBS internally selects pop icon for Vienna contest.
An Australian-British man has died after an alleged assault near Patong Beach in Thailand. A 29-year-old man has been charged with assault causing death as authorities investigate the incident.
Aiva Anagnostiadis, Australia’s first female F1 Academy driver, opens up about her 2025 broken leg, recovery, new opportunities, funding challenges for women in motorsport, and inspiring more girls on the grid.
