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Students from St Spyridon and All Saints Grammar recognised in national Venizelos competition (opens the original)
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Two students from Sydney Greek schools have taken first and second place respectively in a national student research competition examining the life and legacy of Greek statesman Eleftherios Venizelos. Year 7 student Anna Tahau of St Spyridon Greek Orthodox College was awarded first place, while secondary student Maria Koutsoura of All Saints Grammar School received second place in the national competition hosted by the Oceania Branch of the National Research and Studies Foundation “Eleftherios K
Mary Kostakidis legal dispute with Zionist Federation of Australia ends (opens the original)
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Former SBS news presenter Mary Kostakidis has described the end of her two-year legal dispute with the Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA) as a victory for press freedom, after the proceedings were discontinued in the Federal Court. The Federal Court announced on Friday that proceedings brought by the ZFA against Kostakidis had been discontinued with the consent of both parties. According to the court order, the proceedings were terminated without an order as to costs, meaning each side will m
Seminar to examine assassination of Ioannis Kapodistrias (opens the original)
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The assassination of Greece’s first governor, Ioannis Kapodistrias, will be the focus of the next instalment of the 2026 Greek History and Culture Seminars at The Greek Centre in Melbourne. Political scientist Jonathan Zervis will present The Assassination of Kapodistrias in 1831 on Thursday 17 September at 7pm. Kapodistrias served as Governor of Greece from his election by the Third National Assembly of Troizina in 1828 until his assassination in Nafplio in 1831. He is widely regarded as a key
NUGAS brings national youth convention back to Melbourne (opens the original)
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NUGAS Victoria will host the first national NUGAS youth convention in more than a decade when Greek-Australian university students and young people from across the country gather in Melbourne from September 10 to 13. The NUGAS Convention 2026 will bring together members of Greek-Australian youth organisations from Victoria, New South Wales, the ACT, South Australia and Queensland for four days of events focused on culture, language, sport, history and community connections. Representatives from
Two dead as Greek jet crashes in air show near Athens (opens the original)
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Two Hellenic Air Force pilots have died after an F-4E Phantom II fighter jet crashed during an air show at Tanagra airport, near Athens, on Saturday afternoon. The Hellenic Air Force General Staff said the aircraft, from the 338 Squadron of the 117th Combat Wing, crashed at 2.55pm, about three nautical miles southeast of the 114th Combat Wing. The two crew members were identified as 40-year-old Squadron Leader (Pilot) Ioannis Blesias and 37-year-old Flight Leader (Pilot) Dimitrios Petrou. “Unfor
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