Michael Georgiou
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 21
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Educators and The Wiggles unite to discuss the future of Greek language (opens the original)
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Educators, researchers, policymakers and community language representatives gathered in Adelaide on Friday, 18 September, for the Hellenic Studies Foundation’s annual National Educators Forum, with the future of language education and early Greek language learning among the key themes. The forum brought together speakers from across Australia and overseas to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing community language education, as well as strategies for encouraging children to continue le
Terri Svoronos pushes for driving law changes after son Diego's death (opens the original)
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Terri Svoronos walked into a meeting with Victoria’s Attorney-General last week expecting she would have to fight to get her proposed changes to Victoria’s driving laws considered. Instead, Sonya Kilkenny told her the matter had already been referred to the Victorian Law Reform Commission. “She said to me, ‘Well, Terri, we’ve already sent it to the VLRC, and the chair of Victoria’s law reform, Anthony North KC, wants to meet with you, and we’re going to facilitate that,'” Svoronos told Neos Kosm
Gregory Pakis writes about life as a 'Suburban Hoe-Bo' (opens the original)
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Sometimes when I wake up in the middle of the night, I don’t feel like I know the answer to everything, I feel I am everything; and in an instant that feeling is gone. I would lie back in bed and stare out into the darkness. My father might have been pottering around downstairs; my mother dead from cancer two years earlier; my sister somewhere, my brother somewhere else. I was an aspiring writer in my early twenties and I wanted adventure. An opportunity to travel to Perth soon eventuated via a
Bill Tourloupis earns further international recognition for compositions (opens the original)
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Melbourne composer and musician Vasilios “Bill” Tourloupis has added two more international awards to his growing list of achievements, including a platinum award for one of his latest compositions. Tourloupis received the platinum award in the professional musical composition category at the Quebec Music Competition (Concours de Musique Québec) for “Nunca es Demasiado Tarde”, while “The Travelling Salesman” earned a gold medal in the second round of the North American Virtuoso International Mus
Renewed interest in Greek language as Australian searches reach decade high (opens the original)
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Interest in the Greek language among Australians has reached its highest level in more than a decade, with Google searches for “Greek language” rising to their strongest point in 2026. According to Google Trends data, August 2026 recorded the highest Australian search interest for “Greek language” in the past five years. Search interest over the latest five-year period is also up 20 per cent compared with the preceding five years, from 2016 to 2021. Looking further back to 2004, the data shows t
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