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Chrysoulakis: Diaspora ‘provide critical soft power and are crucial in public diplomacy’

“Greek Diaspora are prized as cultural capital, they provide critical soft power and are crucial in public diplomacy,” says John Chrysoulakis, the Secretary General for Hellenism Abroad and Public Diplomacy. …

Life

Athens survives: Artisanal resilience in the face of multiple crises

  Greece has enjoyed a tourism boon for its 2022 summer – the best season in years. Pent-up demand after two years of Covid’s global border closures has resulted in …

Life

Islands of authentic life in Athens’ inner city Psiri

In a forgotten part of the inner-city quarter of Athens, Psiri (Ψυρρή), enterprising young Athenians are opening new restaurants, tattoo parlours, and barbershops. They are nestled amongst ramshackle, cluttered, and …

Life

Filo the Greek

It’s early, 7:30am. Filo sits outside a coffee and pita hole-in-the-wall, in the inner-city suburb of Psyri. I order a freddo espresso and a mushroom pie and a frape for …

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Zavros wants to party like it’s 1400BC

Will there be wild orgies? “I’ll organise it for you later,” visual artist Micheal Zavros promises. Raise the Roof – Dionysus Redux curated by Zavros at Lina at Brisbane’s Southbank, …

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Father’s Day – time to memorialise

Time creates chasms in memory. Mnemonic landscapes become difficult to define and past lives become increasingly opaque. On this Father’s Day when my son gave me my presents, they became …

Life

Achilles and Patroclus: love in war

David Morton, the director of Holding Achilles, wants to reclaim the queer aspects of Achilles’ and Patroclus’ relationship in Homer’s Iliad. It is doubtful that their relationship would have been …

Life

The Parthenon to be reimagined at the NGV in a blaze of colour

There will be a reimagining of the Parthenon” as part of the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) Architecture Commission for 2022. Australian architects have been invited to create a site-specific …

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Prof. Pirpiris: Too many Greeks are not following up with boosters

Too many Greek Australians are getting sick from COVID and are missing out on COVID vaccine boosters. Professor Marinis Pirpiris PhD, the perioperative COVID expert in Victoria, is concerned. Greeks, …

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