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Mates enjoy Athenian success

Mates enjoy Athenian success

Yorgos Tserexidis and Dean Hewett, who met in St Kilda fifteen years ago, talk to FOTIS KAPETOPOULOS about their successful accommodation venture in the inner city of Athens.

Stav rides to rock success with Bluejuice

Stav rides to rock success with Bluejuice

When someone says ‘Bluejuice,’ most people stare blankly. Those who have heard of the band respond, ‘Vitriol.’ And those in the know say, ‘Broken Leg.’ No one says, ‘Greek-Cypriot front-man.’ Thomas Andronas chatted with said front-man, Stav Yiannoukas.

Hellenic ideals inspired anti apartheid fighter

Hellenic ideals inspired anti apartheid fighter

Renowned anti-apartheid campaigner, George Bizos, speaks to Jean Vithoulkas about his life and his involvement in the anti-apartheid campaigns.

The Nexus between hard work and validation

The Nexus between hard work and validation

Dr Norris Ioannou the Director of Nexus Multiculutral Arts was awarded the South Australian Governor's Multicultural Award.

Aussie rock

Aussie rock

How a tiny Greek island between Rhodes and Cyprus became an Australian outpost.

Opinion

  • 11 Mar 2010

    The release of the Federal Government’s National Curriculum proposal and the review of which priority languages to include in the National Curriculum presents a historic window of opportunity to lobby for the teaching of the Modern Greek Language in Australia.

  • Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaking at the National Press club in Canberra.
    11 Mar 2010

    Dr Nick Economou opines: with a general election imminent Labor needed something big to restore its ascendency in the policy debate.

  • Tarpon Springs. Sponges.
    10 Mar 2010

    On The Spit looks at why Tarpon Springs is the centre of international relations and asks whether the next election campaign for the Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria has just commenced.

  • 9 Mar 2010

    If Athens were a mysterious brown paper package, it would tick. Guy Rundle continues his exploration of Greece's seemingly cyclical political upheaval.

Sport

  • Lydia Lassila with mum Phyllis and the treasured gold medal.
    4 Mar 2010

    Greek Australian golden-girl Lydia Lassila touched down in Melbourne last week, following her Winter Olympic triumph in Vancouver. Thomas Andronas was there to greet her.

  • 4 Mar 2010

    A disappointing Greece suffered a friendly 2-0 defeat to Senegal in Volos on Wednesday in a match supposed to mirror Greece's World Cup match against Nigeria this June.

  • 3 Mar 2010

    Panathinaikos are back on top of the Super League and Olympiakos are still in hot pursuit after both sides beat Athenian opposition 2-0 on Sunday.

Features

Features

  • Yorgos Tserexidis. Boutique accommodation Athens.
    11 Mar 2010

    Yorgos Tserexidis and Dean Hewett, who met in St Kilda fifteen years ago, talk to FOTIS KAPETOPOULOS about their successful accommodation venture in the inner city of Athens.

  • George Bizos. Anti-apartheid campaigner.
    7 Mar 2010

    Renowned anti-apartheid campaigner, George Bizos, speaks to Jean Vithoulkas about his life and his involvement in the anti-apartheid campaigns.

  • Theo Theophanous on his last day in his parliamentary office
    2 Mar 2010

    Controversial former Victorian politician and Minister, Theo Theophanous, talks to Neos Kosmos about his intense 22 year political journey.

Business & Profiles

  • Artemis Floratos (R) and colleagues at their Preston Chocolate Master workshop.
    11 Mar 2010

    Artemis Floratos Racovalis is one of the owners and the Director of Chocolate Master. She talked to Neos Kosmos.

  • 2 Feb 2010

    Greek bonds fell to a fresh record low last week, reflecting falling investor confidence in the country managing its fiscal woes

  • Terry Anassis with a tantalisingly fresh fish.
    2 Feb 2010

    Terry Anassis is the owner of Anassis Seafoods in Blackburn. He talks to Neos Kosmos English Edition.

  • 12 Mar 2010

    More than 30,000 people took to the streets of Athens on Thursday as part of the second nationwide strike in Greece against the austerity measures announced by the Papandreou government.

  • 9 Mar 2010

    Greek Australian mountain climber John Kazanas is preparing to take on the challenge of a lifetime.

  • 9 Mar 2010

    Downtown Athens was paralysed once again on Friday when thousands of Greeks took to the streets to protest against the country’s newly announced package of austerity measures.

  • 9 Mar 2010

    The new austerity measures announced by Greece have raised significant questions about what impact the drastic cuts in public spending will have on the Greek Government services and programs offered to the Greek communities in Australia.

Greece

  • Greece. Poverty.
    14 Mar 2010

    Twenty percent of Greece’s population are facing poverty according to a survey conducted by the National Statistics Service on living conditions and income earned in 2008.

  • Nationwide strike. Shutdown.
    12 Mar 2010

    More than 30,000 people took to the streets of Athens on Thursday as part of the second nationwide strike in Greece against the austerity measures announced by the Papandreou government.

  • A bronze statue of emperor Alexander the Great.
    9 Mar 2010

    Greek police arrested two men last week for trying to sell several artifacts, including a bronze sculpture of emperor Alexander the Great from the 4th century B.C.

Australia

  • Alphington Grammar School: working towards its redevelopment.
    9 Mar 2010

    Alphington Grammar School took the first steps towards its redevelopment last week as the first sod was turned on two major projects.

  • Some of the radiothon team.
    9 Mar 2010

    All funds raised through the 2010 Radiothon will be going towards the expansion of Anesi in Thornbury turning it into a 120 bed facility at an estimated cost of $13 million.

  • John Kazanas on a previous climbing adventure.
    9 Mar 2010

    Greek Australian mountain climber John Kazanas is preparing to take on the challenge of a lifetime.

  • International students. Industry crackdown.
    22 Feb 2010

    A crackdown on the international education industry will weed out the education providers of dubious integrity and stop exploitation, according to industry insiders of Greek background.

Community

  • Nicole Tsotras on her overseas adventure last year.
    11 Mar 2010

    Nicole Tsotras, who loves yiayia’s tiropita and describes herself best as passionate is our Young Greek of the Week.

  • (L) Nayia Moysides, Zackalene Tsimiklis, Vicky Dounias and Nick Paps.
    9 Mar 2010

    About 120 students from universities across Melbourne flocked to
    Latrobe University’s Eagle Bar last Tuesday to celebrate the Latrobe
    University Greek Club’s (LUGS) first ever Greek night.

  • The Estia Festival: Hobart's biggest Greek party.
    9 Mar 2010

    For the seventeenth year in a row the people of Hobart
    will experience a Greek style panygiri.

Fashion

  • 2 Mar 2010

    A shoe fetish is more than an expensive hobby or a desire, it is a way of life as well as being great therapy.

  • 23 Feb 2010

    Move over bikinis. Enter the new A/W collections. Here's a look at the Winter fashion trends and how to get them.

  • The Enchanted dress.
    12 Feb 2010

    Marie Hatzis is one of Australia's leading fashion designers, whose cutting-edge high fashion labels Hussy and Madame Marie are sought-after the world over.

Gallery

Entertainment

  • Stav Yiannoukas (second from left) with Bluejuice.
    11 Mar 2010

    When someone says ‘Bluejuice,’ most people stare blankly. Those who have heard of the band respond, ‘Vitriol.’ And those in the know say, ‘Broken Leg.’ No one says, ‘Greek-Cypriot front-man.’ Thomas Andronas chatted with said front-man, Stav Yiannoukas.

  • George Xylouris is a soulful performer.
    11 Mar 2010

    George Xylouris is back to perform in Australia, where he learnt to meld diverse musical cultures.

  • Local double bass player and modern art music composer Nick Tsiavos.
    11 Mar 2010

    Local double bass player and modern art music composer Nick Tsiavos
    returns to the stage with the first of a two part concert series
    entitled Is this what you believe?

Health & Beauty

  • 4 Mar 2010

    Greek skincare company Korres Natural Products puts the buzz back into natural skincare. Catherine Kladakis speaks to founder George Korres, who is leading the way in natural beauty cosmetics.

  • Playing beach volleyball apparently yields great results.
    12 Feb 2010

    Beach volleyball is a great way to have fun while getting a hot volleyball player body at the same time.

  • Chlorinated pools could raise the risk of athsma in children.
    12 Feb 2010

    Swimming in chlorinated pools appears to increase the risk of developing asthma and hay fever according to new Belgian research.

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