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OUZO TALK PODCAST

The Great Greek Language Debate: Essential or Optional for Cultural Identity? Ouzo Talk Podcast, 2025

The Ouzo Talk Podcast set Sydney alight with its inaugural formal debate, pitting academics against lawyers on the question: Is the Greek language essential to Greek identity in the diaspora? Featuring compelling arguments from both sides and a live audience of community leaders, the event explored the vital role of language in cultural heritage. With a final vote split evenly, the debate highlighted the nuanced balance between language and other facets of Greek identity.

Estia Greek Festival 2025: A Weekend of Culture, Food, and Community

The Estia Greek Festival 2025 in Hobart was a weekend filled with vibrant Greek culture, food, and performances, highlighted by a visit from Archbishop Makarios. The festival brought the community together, showcasing traditional Greek cuisine, live music, and inspiring messages about the importance of community, heritage, and staying connected to one’s roots. With a strong emphasis on youth involvement and the growing enthusiasm of attendees, the Greek Community of Tasmania is already excited for next year’s event.

Former Victorian Premier Honored for Lifetime Commitment to Hellenism

Former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett was honored with the prestigious “Alexander the Great Award” for Lifetime Achievement by the Pan-Macedonian Association of Melbourne and Victoria. This recognition celebrates his unwavering support for Hellenism and the Macedonian cause, particularly his historic 1994 declaration that “Macedonia is Greek.”

Greek Foreign Minister Unveils Strategic Plan to Strengthen Ties with Greek Diaspora

Greece’s new “Strategic Plan for Greeks Abroad 2024-2027” aims to strengthen ties with the global diaspora through digital services and simplified voting rights. Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis highlighted the plan’s focus on fostering Greek identity and easing consular processes, declaring, “Greece is everywhere, and we will bring it closer to every Greek abroad.”

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