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Vasilis Vasilas

Life

Vrahos: The Genesis of Sydney’s Greek nightlife

After ten years of the Government Assisted Passage Migrant Scheme (ΔΕΜΕ), Sydney’s Greek demographics were dramatically changing as more Greek migrants settled in the city. And as the Greek population …

News

Managing respiratory problems in the aftermath of the fires

In the wake of Australia’s catastrophic fires, a number of people are suffering from health problems in affected areas. For the past couple of weeks, Dr Vicky Kritikos from the …

Features

The passionate, poetic voice of Luka Lesson Haralampou

With the 2019 High School Certificate approaching later this year and his performance poem, ‘May Your Pen Grace the Page’, being a core text for Year 12 English’s Module C …

Sport

Vale Sotiris Patrinos: Pan-Hellenic’s penalty king

With the gradual passing of the post-World War II generation of Greek migrants, we often make references to the end of era. Last week, the death of Sydney football legend, …

Features

Zac Adraneia’s travels lead to wanderlust, introspection and philosophy

When people’s travels transform into journeys, the impact can be undoubtedly life-changing. Whether it be epiphany of one experience or the cumulative impact in a series of experiences, travel enriches …

News

Fifty years of Faros Bros Seafood and still growing stronger

One of the joyous experiences in business is undoubtedly witnessing its growth, as its success takes it to the another level. Years and years- and years- of hard work and …

Life

End of an era for Greek family owned eatery in NSW

After 43 years of service, it was last call for hamburgers and charcoal chicken at Nick and Archie’s Charcoal Chicken shop in the Kingsgrove as Nick and Archie Mihalatos shut …

Features

A Greek Anzac story

Next week people around the world will pay their respects to the fallen Anzacs [on Anzac Day we commemorate the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps], and …

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