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$6 million Bulleen compensation boosts Greek Community of Melbourne ahead of AGM

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By Fotis Kapetopoulos Verified, Sotiris Hatzimanolis
| Neos Kosmos Verified
The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) will enter its Annual General Meeting (AGM) with a financial boost after securing a $6.02 million compensation settlement from the Victorian Government’s North East Link Authority for the compulsory acquisition of its Bulleen property. The payment is expected to be a focus of the AGM, which will be held on Sunday, August 2, at 1pm at the Andrianakos Centre at Alphington Grammar School, following a lengthy delay that had drawn criticism from some members.
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Stella Sorotou’s Exodus brings the spirit of Messolonghi to Melbourne

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By Sotiris Hatzimanolis
| Neos Kosmos Verified
A Melbourne audience was taken on an emotional journey through history, poetry and art last Thursday as the Greek Australian Cultural League (GACL), in collaboration with the “Didas” Centre for Art and Literature, presented Exodus, the latest poetry and visual art collection by Sydney-based educator, poet and painter Stella Sorotou.
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Greek Australia: Make sure we count in 2026

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By Sotiris Hatzimanolis, Fotis Kapetopoulos Verified
| Neos Kosmos Verified
The future of our community depends on being seen, recognised and counted in the Census 2026. On Tuesday, 11 August 2026, Australians will take part in the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census of Population and Housing—the official record of who we are as a nation. The Census is not just a form to complete. It is the information governments use to make decisions about the services, infrastructure and policies that will shape Australia over the next five years.
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