Nelly Skoufatoglou
Life –
Trahanas: the heartiest soup
When the weather is cold and blustery, few things can warm you up better than a hot bowl of Greek short pasta.
Dialogue –
Is it ‘just a few prayers’?
Quranic reading in Hagia Sophia seen as a regressive and provocative act against democracy and secularism.
Life –
What does Greece taste like?
Elyros and Epocha restaurants explore the cooking traditions of Minoan Greeks and introduce us to wines from the world’s oldest vine regions.
Life –
Teaching children Greek through fun, engaging stories
Yannis Nikolakopoulos and Peter Kazacos create a fun yet educational world using ‘Greeklish’ as a bridge between two cultures.
Life –
Do you Exercise Right?
Australians seemingly have the best intentions but fail miserably on follow-through when it comes to exercising.
Features –
How to ‘Thrive’ with Agapi Stassinopoulos
The acclaimed author and inspirational speaker invites us on a reflective journey to reconnect with our true selves.
News –
Arthur Andronas appointed to State Library redevelopment
A visionary consortium of local expertise and international experience brings Australia’s oldest and most used public library to life.
Life –
Cooking with the Greeks
Three cuisine aficionados of Hellenic background are among the 2016 MasterChef favourites.
Sport –
‘When the Levee Breaks’
Two Greeks spearhead a documentary production on the rise of women’s football.