Nick Kyrgios, known for courting controversy, has released a comedic Instagram skit with Elliot Loney, mocking the recent incident between Tony Jones and Novak Djokovic. As the Australian Open unfolds, Kyrgios' playful jab at Jones' controversial remarks adds another layer to the ongoing drama surrounding Djokovic, who has demanded a public apology. The skit, alongside comments from notable figures like Elon Musk, has captured global attention, highlighting the intersection of media, sports, and celebrity influence.
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In a challenging start to the Australian Open doubles tournament, Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis have been forced to retire from their first-round match due to injury concerns. Kokkinakis' pectoral injury was pivotal in the decision, handing victory to fellow Australians Aleksandar Vukic and James Duckworth.
There's no guarantees with surgery. One thing is for sure: I can't keep doing what I'm doing. It's mental torture and physical torture," Kokkinakis said, revealing a tear in his pectoral and significant scar tissue that has been hampering his ability to compete at the highest level.
Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas recently visited the Greek Centre in Melbourne, where he expressed his deep connection to the city and its vibrant Greek community. During the visit, Tsitsipas promised to return to meet students from the Greek Community of Melbourne schools, emphasizing the importance of education and staying connected to his Greek roots. His heartfelt commitment further strengthened his bond with the community, highlighting his appreciation for their unwavering support.
I'm really glad to be back to Melbourne," he told reporters on Saturday. "I can't wait to start the Australian Open, which I've said is my home Slam. It's a great opportunity to be playing on these courts, to be receiving the crowd support I have been receiving over the last few years.
"I just hope my tennis blends in well with the rest of the crowd and I'm going to be able to really perform at my highest level and bring that tennis I've shown in the last few years
I've felt better, to be honest. I'm pretty frustrated," Kokkinakis said. "Obviously pulling out last week was tough. I'm not sure how I'm going to go come (out on) Monday when I start. We'll see. (I've) got a few things I need to work through.
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios and influencer Costeen Hatzi celebrate three years of love. Their modern romance began with an Instagram meet-cute and has blossomed into a supportive partnership, with Costeen cheering Nick on from the sidelines of global tennis tournaments. Both with Greek heritage, the couple's connection is evident both on and off the court.
Thanasi Kokkinakis’s thrilling victory over Yoshihito Nishioka at the Adelaide International wasn't the only highlight…
Hometown hero Thanasi Kokkinakis fought through a challenging first-round match to cap off a successful…
World number one Jannik Sinner and 2023 Australian Open finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas will face off in a high-profile exhibition match at Melbourne Park on January 10th
Tasos Bougas created a storm in Sydney with his concert, as enthusiastic fans tore his shirt and cheered him on. The Greek singer, affectionately known as the "planet leader" by his fans, delivered a memorable performance, captivating both expatriates and locals with his greatest hits. Social media has been flooded with videos capturing the electrifying atmosphere and the overwhelming adoration from the audience.
Teenage Konstas, a Greek-Australian Prodigy, Explodes onto Test Scene with Dazzling Boxing Day Debut
19-year-old Greek-Australian Sam Konstas announced his arrival on the international stage with a breathtaking 60 off just 52 balls on debut, igniting the Boxing Day Test and propelling Australia to a dominant first session against India.
Discover the culinary secrets of the Itsines family with their new ebook, "Family Feast: 55+ Cherished Recipes from Our Hearts to Your Home." This delightful collection offers over 50 traditional Greek recipes from Yiayia, Mama Anna, Kayla, and Leah, each dish crafted to bring warmth and flavor to your holiday gatherings. Embrace the spirit of Greek hospitality and family tradition with these exquisite recipes, perfect for creating memorable meals with loved ones.
Greek Australian baritone Leon Vitogiannis has been selected as one of six artists for Opera Australia's prestigious Young Artist Program for the 2025-26 period. This opportunity marks a significant milestone in Vitogiannis's artistic journey, as he joins a program renowned for nurturing and developing emerging opera talent.
Oakleigh Grammar’s Year 5 and 6 students, supported by local religious and charitable organizations, led a successful fundraiser to support homeless children in Victoria, gathering and donating essential supplies to children in foster care and temporary housing. This initiative provided valuable life lessons in empathy and social responsibility for the participating students.
Ilektra Varanaki, a student at the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia's Greek Language School, has been awarded the first Gonis Gardiakos Scholarship. This scholarship honors the late Bill Gonis OAM and supports young learners in continuing their Greek language education through high school. Congratulations to Ilektra on her achievement!
A 65-year-old man has been extradited from Rome and charged with the 1977 murders of two young women in Collingwood, bringing a measure of relief to their families after nearly five decades of waiting. Perry Kouroumblis appeared in a Melbourne court and was remanded in custody, maintaining his innocence.
Uber has agreed to pay a $271.8 million settlement to the Australian taxi industry, resolving a class action lawsuit brought by drivers who alleged significant financial harm caused by the ride-sharing company's operations.
Perry Kouroumblis, the man accused of the infamous 1977 Easey Street murders, has been extradited from Italy and is en route to Australia. The 65-year-old is expected to face charges upon his arrival.
The Australian Academy of the Humanities has recently inducted 41 new Fellows, celebrating those who have made significant contributions to their fields. Among these distinguished honorees is Professor Vrasidas Karalis from the University of Sydney, recognized for his pioneering work in Greek cinema. As a noted scholar and cultural influencer, Karalis has advanced our understanding of Greek cinema's role in European history. His accolade reflects his dedication and influence in the humanities landscape.