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Hottest Greek Mum Shares her Beauty Secrets

Hottest Greek Mum Shares her Beauty Secrets

Eleni Ratnayka who won the third prize at the International Mrs World Australia competition last month shares her success story.

George Miller is getting ready for Odyssey

George Miller is getting ready for Odyssey

The Greek Australian director , most well known for his work on the Mad Max movies and the Oscar-winning Happy Feet, is planning to adapt Homer's masterpiece, The Odyssey with US actor Brad Pitt.

The 2008 Homeless World Cup in Melbourne

The 2008 Homeless World Cup in Melbourne

Two Greek Australians will participate in the tournament but in different teams. George Chalkias is the coach of the Australian team and Christos Alefantes is the creator and one of the player for the Greek Homeless team.

The program for Greek National Independence Day commemoration

The program for Greek National Independence Day commemoration

08 February 2010

Τhe Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria will commemorate the Greek National Day, Sunday March 28, 2010, with the traditional March at the majestic Shrine of Remembrance. The Commemoration will commence at 12.00 p.m. with the march of Community Schools and Organizations at the Shrine and will conclude at 1.00 p.m. The program for the day is [...]

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Greek Autism Group to be “thrown out” of building

Greek Autism Group to be “thrown out” of building

08 February 2010

Greek run autism support group might be the latest victim to suffer from the Brimbank council scandal. St Albans based Autism Angels will lose their place of residence, following the refusal of Brimbank council to renew their building leased by Hakki Suleyman through the Australian Turkish Cypriot Cultural and Welfare Association. Autism Angels have been operating [...]

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The Black Saturday bushfires a deep wound for all Australians

07 February 2010

The Victorian fires were Australia’s worst national disaster since Federation, Rudd said in a joint statement with other government officials. A service was held at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Melbourne’s central business district to pay tribute to the 173 lives lost on February 7th 2009, the date that’s come to be known as “Black Saturday.” “February [...]

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Lost tourist rescued through texting family in Greece

Lost tourist rescued through texting family in Greece

07 February 2010

A tourist lost on Mt Ruapehu on Saturday night used his cellphone to text his family in Greece to guide searchers to him. Marios Symeonidis, 30, was found at 10am yesterday on the Bruce Road up the mountain. He had become separated from a friend at 6.30pm during what was meant to be a short walk, said [...]

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Calombaris and celebrity chef at Coast food show

Calombaris and celebrity chef at Coast food show

05 February 2010

CELEBRITY chef George Calombaris is bringing “sexy” back. And on the dinner table. The Master Chef Australia television series’ passionately vocal judge will create a production of seductive snacks as a special guest chef at this month’s Sunshine Coast food show. But do not dare mistake the creations as “tapas”. “I love the concept of snacks at the moment. [...]

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Nelson Mandela’s lawyer lecturing in Australia

04 February 2010

Giorgos Bizos –Nelson Mandela’s greek lawyer- is due to visit Australia for a series of lectures on Human Rights in South Africe. As expat lawyer and organisor of the visit, George Georgiou of Perth announced, George Bizos will be arriving at the end of the month with his son Alex, and will be giving lectures [...]

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Greek church bells forbidden to sound

Greek church bells forbidden to sound

04 February 2010

The new electric church bells of St. Nicholas’ Greek Orthodox church in Marrickville of Sydney have been silenced to due the intensity of its (73 decibel) sound. The new electric bells which cost $60,000 in total, were installed to save elderly committee members climbing 40 steps in two bell towers for every wedding, funeral and [...]

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New murder charges for Greek bouncer

New murder charges for Greek bouncer

04 February 2010

A Greek nightclub bouncer jailed for the bashing death of Australian tourist Doujon Zammit on the island of Mykonos will be tried again on more serious charges following a prosecutor’s appeal. Marios Antonopoulos, 25 (foto), will now face a maximum life sentence if convicted over the August 2008 murder of the 20-year-old Sydney man. Last month, a [...]

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