From a neighbourhood gyros shop in Marrickville to a modern Greek taverna in Redfern, Sydney’s Greek food scene earns recognition in the 2026 Good Food Guide. Two Sydney restaurants serving Greek cuisine feature among the venues recognised in the 2026 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide, highlighting the diversity of Greek dining across the city. …
Despite rising electricity prices internationally and across the region due to the energy crisis, Greece has maintained its competitive advantage over neighboring countries, increasing its electricity exports to the region Source link
LAMDA Development will appoint Evi Kostaki as chief executive officer on January 1, 2027, succeeding Odysseas Athanasiou, who will step down after 18 years in the role and 21 years with the company. Athanasiou will leave the CEO position on December 31, 2026, after playing a central role in LAMDA’s growth and the development of …
A digital tool available on the PosoKanei.gov.gr platform can help consumers reduce their supermarket spending by selecting cheaper alternatives to the products they want to buy, without having to switch stores. Source link
Forget the crowded Cyclades. The Mani peninsula in the southern Peloponnese is one of Greece’s best-kept secrets, according to French daily Le Parisien, which praises its mountain villages, traditional tavernas, crystal-clear coves and spectacular caves. In a travel feature for its weekend magazine published on 24 October, journalist Dominique Savidan describes Mani as a region …
Three more defendants in an alleged basketball match-fixing case denied wrongdoing before an investigating magistrate, according to reports, as the hearings ended into the evening on Monday. Source link
Each 28 October, Greeks around the world remember the morning their country said “No” to Mussolini. Here is the story behind Oxi Day, what came after it, and how the day is marked today, from Thessaloniki to Sydney. Contents What is Oxi Day? The ultimatum of 28 October 1940 The Greco-Italian War and the push …
Former conservative prime minister Kostas Karamanlis said Greece cannot accept any request for Turkish permission to lay a seabed cable, whether it is called notification, announcement or anything else. Source link
Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas called for freedom, security, peace and prosperity for the people of Thessaloniki and Macedonia on Tuesday, as the city marked the 114th anniversary of its liberation from Ottoman rule. Tasoulas delivered his message after an official doxology at the Church of Saint Demetrios, led by Archbishop Ieronymos, as Thessaloniki celebrated both …
Hundreds of farmers across Greece are looking to expand greenhouse cultivation, as reflected in the scale of investments planned under a new support scheme. Source link