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Diatribe: ANZAC, the Greek Chapter
War documentaries often seek to propagate or reinforce a national myth. When this happens, it is difficult for historians and veterans alike not to act as performative agents, showcasing power …
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Una faccia, una razza, duo festas
On Saturday I passed through the Royal Exhibition Building to explore the 2024 Italian Festa. I arrived thinking that this was my first time at the event, but was surprised …
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PASOK’s revival? Record voter turnout hints at Greek Centre-Left resurgence
After the polls in the last few months, the participation of 301,355 people, as opposed to only 270,000 in 2021, in the leadership battle of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) …
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Diatribe: Gershom and the day my father-in-law met the Patriarch
When I was ushered into the room, I was transfixed by his gaze immediately. Two pairs of large, pitch black eyes, poring into the innermost recesses of my being. At …
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A legacy in media: Reflections on my Neos Kosmos journey
We often take for granted the very simple and everyday events over the course of our careers. Those moments we thought we were simply passing-through, on our way towards somewhere …
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PASOK’s leadership elections and the forgotten diasporic Hellenism
We are less than a week away (Sunday, 6 October 2024) from the first round of the election to choose a new PASOK leader and… Even though the campaigns of …
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Diatribe: Diethnes
Once a year, just before Christmastime, we would make an annual pilgrimage to the Lonsdale Street. After stopping at Salapatas to buy a record, my father would take us to …
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Empowering Greek voices in local government: A call to action
As a former mayor – the first female and first non-Anglo President of the Municipal Association of Victoria in its 100 year history, I believe that it is important people …
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Stefana: the integral part of the wedding ceremony
There are a number of euphemisms to describe getting married. One can get hitched, be wed, tie the knot, walk down the aisle, or exchange vows. In Greek, one can …
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Empowering First Nations: Reflections on winning the Indigenous Leader of the Year Award, at the Australian Law Awards
The Greek Diaspora, in Australia and globally, has a long and proud history of advocating for justice, human rights, and democracy. From the foundations of democracy in ancient Greece to …