Christopher Gogos
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Dimopoulos: Support for children who lose a parent in a traffic accident is doubled (opens the original)
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New legislative changes in Victoria are strengthening support for children who lose a parent in a road accident, toughening penalties for those who put lives at risk in the workplace and expanding the rights of workers who have contracted diseases due to exposure to hazardous dust. As of November 1, the weekly benefit for children who lose a parent in a car accident will double from $244 to $488, while an annual education allowance of $3,780 is also provided. These changes will directly benefit
Christos Fifis goes back in time through his poetry (opens the original)
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There are moments when a book is not just a book. It is a return. An opening of the door to years that have passed, to people who have left, to places that were left behind, but never ceased to exist within us. One such return was the presentation of Dr Christos Fifis’ poetry collection, “Poems 1963–2025”, which took place on Sunday 27 September in Brunswick in a particularly moving event full of poetry, memories and Greece. The presentation of the collection was given by Dr Stephie Nikoloudis,
Sydney hosts information night on how to register to vote for next Greek elections (opens the original)
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The Consulate General of Greece in Sydney hosted an information session detailing how Greek citizens living in Australia can register to vote at the next Greek elections. The session took place on Wednesday (30 September) at 5pm, with the Consul General of Greece in Sydney, Georgios Skemperis, addressing various representatives of community organisations present. The Consul General walked through the procedures for how people can register either online or in-person at the Consulate. He noted tha
Alphington Grammar students visit Greece in overseas trip (opens the original)
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Alphington Grammar students embarked on an education journey through Italy and Greece in the past month, immersing themselves in the history and culture of the countries. The trip has featured 60 Year 10 students, nine staff members and School Principal Dr Vivianne Nikou, with the group marvelling at the sights of the countries. In Italy, they visited sites like the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Vatican Museums, St Peter’s Basilica, as well as Florence’s Duomo, Piazza della Signo
Passengers overcame pilot trying to crash plane: Israel (opens the original)
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Passengers on a Flydubai flight have reached Israel safely after customers and crew foiled a co-pilot’s attempt to crash the aircraft, Israeli officials say, in a struggle that began when he stabbed the pilot and sent the jet plunging. Passengers and crew entered the cockpit, overpowered the co-pilot and enabled a second pair of Flydubai pilots who were aboard the flight to land the jet safely in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, Israeli officials said. More than 10 hours later, the passengers arrived at T
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