Magdalena Simonis News Today

Leading figures from Greek Australian communities emphasise ongoing support and cultural sensitivity in addressing gendered violence crisis

It was a full house on Wednesday at the annual Rotary Melbourne Angus Mitchell Oration, held at Sofitel, for a special conversation with Arthur Sinodinos AO, former Ambassador to the US, who delved into pressing global issues affecting Australia, and significant events and policy shifts during his tenure in Washington.

Here are some tips from the Doctor in the House, Associate Professor Magdalena Simonis AM, on how to identify and avoid burnout, so you can start the year with enthusiasm and energy.

Several large paediatric clinics in Melbourne are advertising they are unable to make appointments with new patients, while some desperate parents are booking consultations with specialists interstate.

Several large paediatric clinics in Melbourne are advertising they are unable to make appointments with new patients, while some desperate parents are booking consultations with specialists interstate.

Several large paediatric clinics in Melbourne are advertising they are unable to make appointments with new patients, while some desperate parents are booking consultations with specialists interstate.

The Australian Medical Association (AMA) has recognised three leading Victorian doctors with significant awards for their contributions to the medical profession, with one of them being Associate Professor Magdalena Simonis AM.

The 15-year-old's health deteriorated after contracting COVID-19, and she is now bed-bound and fed through a tube.

To celebrate of Women's Health Week from September 4-8, the Network of Greek-Australian Women's Intellectual Nutrition (Food For Thought) is organising an open online seminar on Sunday, September 10, at 8pm.

At least 14 Greek-Australians from all walks of life have been honoured in this year's King's Birthday Honours list.