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Gia Carides hints at potential ‘Strictly Ballroom’ sequel

Australia’s beloved movie, Strictly Ballroom, might get a sequel if director Baz Luhrmann is on board, according to actor Gia Carides.

Greek company named among ‘most influential’ for 2024 by Time Magazine

LAMDA Development, the company behind the iconic The Ellinikon project, has been named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential companies.

Greek Government Spokesman Pavlos Marinakis on European elections and the diaspora

Two days before the crucial European elections on June 9th, Greek Government Spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis spoke to The Greek Herald.

Katerina Chatzinikolau makes history at Athens State Orchestra

Katerina Chatzinikolau has made history by being appointed as the first woman Concertmaster of the Athens State Orchestra.

Greece wins prestigious European Heritage Award for ‘Boulouki’

Greece has been honored with a European Heritage Award (European Heritage Awards/Europa Nostra Awards) by the European Commission.

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Opinion

2035: The end of the Greek community of Australia as we know it (Part One)

Thirty years ago, in research and publications, I argued that after 2035, the communities of Greeks in Australia will have completed their first cycle.

The Pharos Alliance: Greek belongs in Victoria

Melbourne is a city about which we have all heard innumerable politicians praise as a contemporary jewel of Greek culture.   

Can Islamocentric Turkey find its European footing?

After twenty years of rule and having tasted for the first time the heavy defeat in the elections, the Turkish President resorted to neo-Ottomanism.

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