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Eugenia Kasapi’s final gift: Her body will help teach the next generation of doctors (opens the original)
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Eugenia Kasapi died on 5 September at the age of 76. A beloved wife, mother and grandmother, she had one final wish: to donate her body to the University of Melbourne for medical research and education. It was a decision she had made with her husband, Athanasios, years before her death. After a lifetime managing serious health problems, Eugenia believed that her body might help medical researchers better understand some of the illnesses she had lived with and, ultimately, help others. “She thoug
Athens to centre global child-protection conversation, with strong Australian presence (opens the original)
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A child growing up today faces dangers that would have been unimaginable 20 years ago. Violence at home, bullying at school, neglect and abuse are familiar, but new risks are emerging in an increasingly digital world, where grooming, image-based abuse, deepfakes and AI–generated sexual material expose children to new forms of exploitation. On top of that, international instability, war and displacement are affecting millions of children. So how do we redesign child protection for a better future
Greek Australian story comes to life on the Book Bites Podcast (opens the original)
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For Claire Catacouzinos, some of her earliest connections to Greece came through stories. There were the myths and legends she discovered through her grandfather and uncle, the epic films her father loved, trips to the public library with her mother and the stories that surrounded her growing up in Sydney’s Greek Australian community. Today, those childhood influences have found their way into her own writing. Her story Eione, inspired by her experiences growing up Greek Australian, celebrates f
Sotiria Spanou lived to 104, always looking on the bright side (opens the original)
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For most of her life, Sotiria Spanou preferred not to reveal her true age. She would tell people she was eight years younger than she really was, a family joke that continued well into her later years. But even Sotiria could not disguise the milestone when she turned 100. “My aunt Sotiria would always hide her age,” Jim Pavley says fondly of the woman who was like a second mother to him, and who passed away last week, on Thursday 27 August, at the remarkable age of 104. Sotiria Spanou, or Loula
Jenny Bloomfield: From migrant girl to Australian Ambassador (opens the original)
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At twelve years old, Jenny Bloomfield left Greece for Australia, carrying little English and even less certainty about what lay ahead. Three decades later, she returned to the country of her birth as Australia’s Ambassador, during one of the most difficult periods in modern Greek history. That journey, and everything it taught her about culture, identity, belonging, is the subject of her memoir, Australian Ambassador, released on Tuesday. In its pages, Bloomfield offers a rare window into the li
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