Jeana Vithoulkas
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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.
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Labor’s position on gay marriage is discrimination
Jeana Vithoulkas takes on the ALP’s policy on ga marriage.
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The return shall never happen
Jeana Vithoulkas explores the idea of Constantinople and recapturing the past.