Jeana Vithoulkas
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Frenzee – the Xylouris siblings take Greece by storm with their own brand of punk-rock
Apollonia, Adonis, and Nikos Xylouris may be well known to readers of Neos Kosmos as the new generation of the Xylouris musical family playing traditional music from the island of …
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Jeana Vithoulkas’ race against time as her mother faces mortality in Greece
In the winter of 2020 as Melbournians crawled out of their homes, still apprehensive about going out, my sister Aliki, who had returned to Greece after being in lockdown in …
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Greek Orthodox church must adapt to grow
It was a hot summer’s day at the end of January two years ago, forty days after the death of my aunt. We were gathered at a Greek Orthodox church …
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Katherine Kizilos, the first person of Greek background to be employed at The Age, hits back with a new novel
The intersection of indigenous Australians and migrant communities in this country is a story that longs to be told. Katherine Kizilos, an Australian writer of Greek background has made an …
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Identity in a globalised world
Jeana Vithoulkas looks at identity in today’s world and how we identify ourselves when overseas.
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Diversity or die
I’m certain that I’m in good company when I say that Alex Dimitriades’s performance in the television drama, The Slap, is nothing short of superb.
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Be careful what we wish for
Jeana Vithoulkas looks at the lesser of two evils in politics
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Insularity breeds contempt
With the current climate in Greece, Jeana Vithoulkas looks at how insular we are in Australia
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Sex and the next generation
Jeana Vithoulkas explores how we feel as parents about our sexual discovery experiences while comparing them to that of our offspring.