Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered a heartfelt message on Greek Independence Day, celebrating the contributions of the Greek Australian community to Australia’s rich multicultural identity. Reflecting on the shared history between Australia and Greece, he expressed gratitude for the hard work, dedication, and warmth of Greek Australians, acknowledging their vital role in shaping the modern nation. Albanese also highlighted the deep ties of friendship and culture between the two countries, confident that this year’s celebrations would unite and uplift the Greek Australian community with pride and joy. Zito e Ellas!
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An ecumenical church service held at St. Christopher’s Cathedral in Canberra marked the beginning of the new parliamentary year. Hosted by the Catholic Church and led by Archbishop Christopher Prowse, the service brought together political leaders, clergy, and community members, with notable attendees including Governor-General Samantha Mostyn, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, and several ambassadors, including those from Cyprus and Lebanon. The service also saw the participation of Greek Orthodox Church representatives and Greek Australian community leaders, such as John Loukadellis and Steve Georganas MP.
Australia has enacted a controversial law that bans social media platforms from allowing users under 16, sparking debates over online safety and privacy. Major tech companies and child advocacy groups have raised concerns about the law’s potential to push young users to less regulated online spaces, while the government defends it as a necessary step to protect children.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew embarks on an official visit to Australia from today to commemorate the…
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will welcome His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to Australia in October 2024 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. During his two-week visit, His All-Holiness will meet with Greek Australian and diaspora communities, Orthodox parishioners, political and interfaith leaders, and community groups.
At midnight, Archbishop Makarios chanted the triumphant angelic hymn, “Christ is risen from the dead…,” in front of the gathered crowd in the churchyard.
King Charles III has expressed “utter shock and horror” over the tragic events that unfolded…