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Paringa Council
Ραδιοφωνικο ιδρυμα
Κυπρου
The
Cyprus
News Agency
Ελληνικη Ραδιοφωνια
τηλεοραση
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"The great ‘NO’ uttered by Greece on October 28,
1940, remains forever current and must inspire the
struggle to defend the European edifice against
those ‘nostalgic’ for Fascism and Nazism", the
President of the Hellenic Republic Prokopis
Pavlopoulos said on Sunday in Thessaloniki, where he
attended the October 28 military parade with his
Italian counterpart, Sergio Mattarella.
"History has proven, with irresistible evidence,
that the great ‘NO’ of the Greek people on October
28, 1940 was – and still remains, on extremely... more....
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President Prokopis
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COMMUNITY
Adelaide Greek Film Festival continues to grow
A
record crowd attended the opening of the 25th Delphi
Bank Greek Film Festival, presented by the Greek
Orthodox Community of S.A. in Adelaide on Thursday
11th of October at Palace...
Odyssey’s cultural journey has begun
"The more you celebrate your culture, the better the
community gets"
This is how the South Australian Government saluted
the opening of the 13th Hellenic Cultural Festival
on Friday October 5 at... |
AUSTRALIA
Sikh council candidate victim of racist attack
A
Port Augusta City Council nominee says a social
media video targeting his race is the first time he
has experienced racism in the local community. Sunny
Singh, the owner of a taxi...
Private schools to gain billions under new funding
model
The
Catholic and independent school sectors have secured
$4.5 billion in extra funding under major changes to
the way non-government schools are funded... |
INTERNATIONAL
Cyprus talks to resume
Talks to reunite the divided island of Cyprus are
set to resume from the point where they stopped last
year. The previous round of talks, which were held
in the Swiss town of Crans Montana, halted in July
2017.
Agreement on Macedonia to go to parliament in
January
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias and his German
counterpart Heiko Maas agreed during their meeting
in Athens on Thursday that the Agreement signed by
Athens and Skopje... |
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South
Australians reach out to Greek fire victims
As reported in last month's Greek Tribune, at the
initiative of the Greek Orthodox Community of SA, South
Australians banded together in an effort to support the
victims of the fire which devastated an entire region of
Greece, in eastern Attica near the capital Athens. A
variety of fundraising events took place around
Adelaide, including a radiothon, dinners, church
collections and a musical concert on 21 October at the
Woodville Town Hall, bringing in an amount of
about
$120,000.
The Government of South Australia has recently announced
a further contribution of $100,000.
In the
photo, taken at a gala dinner
jointly held by the
Cyprus Community of
SA and the
Australian Hellenic Medical Charity Inc (AHMCI), are from left, GOCSA President Bill Gonis, General
Secretary Dimitri Dimopoulos, Julia Karpathakis, Angela
Evans Mayor of Charles Sturt, Andreas Evdokiou President
of Cyprus Community, former head of DPC Stephen Pallaras
and Helen Mermingis.
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NOVEMBER 2018
English
Edition
adelaide COMMUNITY
AUGUST 2018
The Greek Orthodox Community
of SA presents as part of the ODYSSEY FESTIVAL, on 6
October 2018 at Olympic Hall
GREEK FILM FESTIVAL
The Greek
Orthodox Community of SA
presents "The Last Note", by Pantelis Voulgaris
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