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Billy Cotsis

Dialogue

Global advocates call for peace in Gaza

Elijah Demetrios Kahlenberg: “Brothers, not ‘others’” I spoke with 22-year-old Elijah Demetrios Kahlenberg, a Jewish-American peace activist who founded Atidna International – bringing Jews/Israelis and Arabs/Palestinians together in pursuit of …

Life

Summer reads: Greek history, myth, and culture uncovered

Billy Cotsis, Jim Claven, and Dr John Martino—a triad of passionate history tragics and writers an—share their must-read picks for the summer. Dr John Martino – Academic, and award-winning author …

News

Symban World Radio celebrate at the Greek Community Club

Listeners and supporters of the Sydney and international broadcast radio station, Symban World Radio all gathered at Lakemba’s Greek Community Club. Symban World Radio which broadcasts out of Hurlstone Park …

Features

From Ayvalık to Mytilene: A family’s journey through war and betrayal

In 1917 my grandfather as a child escaped the Turkish massacres of Greeks in Ayvalık, on Turkey’s Aegean coast. Almost his entire family was wiped out. The city of Mytilene, …

Life

Santa says let’s get behind the Bilingual Bookshop

In 2009, Sydney became the home of the Greek Bilingual Bookshop, a Greek bookshop ahead of its time. Set up by the singer/songwriter/author Eleni Elefterias at Stanmore, before moving to …

Life

Greko of Calabria to Anzac and more, the Greek Film Festival supporting documentaries

Almost three decades ago, the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW had the vision to bring to Greek and Cypriot films to Australia. Some of the greatest movies and names have …

Life

Creation of our narrative in documentaries like Greko of Calabria and Anzac in the Greek Film Festival and documentaries

Almost three decades ago, the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW had the vision to bring to films from Greece and by Greeks from the diaspora to Australia. The annual Greek …

Life

Finding Greece in The Philippines: A Billa in Manila

At first glance what could a Southeast Asian nation have in common with Greece? Different food, the distance is great, not even Alexander or Seleucid ventured this far east, yet …

News

From Kalloni to Canterbury: Sardella Day brings together Sydney’s Mytileneans

The Mytilenean Brotherhood of Sydney/NSW recently hosted the highly anticipated Sardella Day, drawing nearly 300 members of the Lesvian community under one roof at Canterbury. The event, held on 23 …

Life

On the trail of Greek food in Ho Chi Minh City and Cambodia

In a remote part of Asia, one can find Greek culture. I reflected upon this as I sat on the top floor of the Hotel Caravelle Saigon, listening to Cuban …

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