Thomas Paizes
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Michael Christofas’ ‘Persona’ goes to print: project honoured by Governor-General
Melbourne based photographer Michael Christofas’ latest project ‘Persona’, created in association with the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum (ANVAM) went to print earlier this month. Releasing just in time for …
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“You might as well take the big scalps”: Kingston City knock South Melbourne out of Aus Cup running
Kingston City has knocked South Melbourne out of the running for the Australia Cup, pulling off a 4-3 upset at Lakeside Stadium on Tuesday 11 April. Speaking with Neos Kosmos, …
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State Government announces plans to protect Preston Market after months of delays and protests
The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) Projects Standing Advisory Committee report on the proposed redevelopment of the Preston Market precinct has been released. It comes a little under two weeks since …
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“Hey Greece, where’s my passport?”
In what was an evening of robust discussion, as per Hellenic tradition, the non-for-profit organisation Greek Youth Generator (GYG) in association with Greece’s Consulate General in Melbourne hosted an event …
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Nikita Chronis’ ambitious plan to change the face of Greek Australian cinema
The third meeting of the nascent Greek Australian Film Society (GAFS), spearheaded by Melbourne based actor, filmmaker, producer and model Nikita Chronis, took place last week at the Greek Centre. …
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NSW Labor pledges support for independent multicultural media, slams Perrottet’s funding boost
NSW Labor has pledged its support for independent multicultural media, and its intent to “reinvigorate” the state’s multicultural media “after 12 years of neglect by the NSW Liberals.” They claim …
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“A gentleman and a half”: Melbourne remembers AEK legend Mimis Papaioannou
Dimitrios “Mimis” Papaioannou, the football legend who in recent years suffered from serious health problems, has passed at the age of 80. With a career spanning decades his impact on …
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Greek Independence Day parade to return after three years, expected to be “held in grandeur”
Melbourne’s Greek Independence Day parade marking the celebration of the Greek Revolution of 1821 will return to the city this year on Sunday, 19 March at 1pm. Held at Albert …
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The ‘Greek precinct’ ignites as Protopsalti captivates the crowds
The first day of Melbourne’s 2023 Antipodes festival came to a show stopping zenith as crowds filled the intersection of Lonsdale and Russel Street to see renowned Greek vocalist Alkistis …
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“Everybody had a smile on their face” – Demi Markogiannaki on her aquatic adventures in the Philippines
“Obviously it’s a well-known tourism destination, but the uniqueness of its nature, its oceans and the warmth of its people, that’s what makes it stand out.” That’s what Greek-born entrepreneur …