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Achilleas Tsaltas: "Democracy needs change" (opens the original)
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Can democracy be fixed? Do we need to rethink how we govern to better serve the many? These questions are at the heart of this year’s Athens Democracy Forum, which opened yesterday and runs until October 1 at the Athens Conservatoire. The Athens Democracy Forum is an initiative of Achilleas Tsaltas, a Greek Australian with more than 30 years of experience in the media industry. He describes himself as a “citizen of the world,” yet it was his Greek roots and cultural heritage that inspired him to
Nick Kozakis: "Greeks can make films too" (opens the original)
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Oh, those damned videotapes! They haunted the generations of the ’80s and ’90s, and somehow, they still seem to cast a spell over those that followed, including Gen Z. For Greek Australian filmmaker Nick Kozakis, watching old VHS tapes that belonged to his older brothers was the beginning of a fascination with horror that would eventually lead him to the Toronto International Film Festival. Kozakis’s new film, Kick On (2026), premiered on 14 September in the Midnight Madness programme at TIFF, o
An evening in Athens with a taste of Australia (opens the original)
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On a warm evening in Athens, the welcoming residence of Australia’s Ambassador to Greece, Alison Duncan, became an open-air cinema for the first Athens screening of the acclaimed diaspora documentary Australia’s Greek Cafés & Milk Bars, directed by Pria Viswalingam. At the residence in Paleo Psychiko, a large portable screen had been set up beside the swimming pool, transforming the outdoor space into an improvised summer cinema. Popcorn and virgin mojitos completed the atmosphere, while Ambassa
Ancient Olympia - Gold Coast: A shared Olympic path to Brisbane 2032 (opens the original)
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In front of the Temple of Hera, at the archaeological site of Ancient Olympia, a new chapter was written in the relations between Greece and Australia. On 8 September, a Sister City Agreement was signed between Ancient Olympia and the Gold Coast, which neighbours Brisbane and will play an important role in the organisation of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The ceremony took place at the same spot where the Olympic Flame is lit, amidst the unique colours of the sunset. The mayors
Two lives, one journey of service to Hellenism in Australia (opens the original)
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Amalia Travasarou and Thymios Charalambopoulos are among those prominent figures of the Greek diaspora who stand out for their life journeys and contributions. Throughout their lives, they have been deeply involved in social and political causes, both in their homeland and within Melbourne’s Greek community, where they lived and were active for many years. Were it not for Amalia, for example, Greek Australians now living in Greece would not receive the proportion of their Australian pension to w
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