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Greek football reaches a new low
There are 195 countries in the world today. Imagine a country where a football match is played, the home team scores a goal, the referee after consulting with his assistant …
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A story about kourabiedes and identity theft
The whole affair took place while I was having a coffee with a friend at one of the cafes on Toorak Road, near my office. My friend a particularly patriotic …
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The Board of Management of the Greek Community of Melbourne responds to John Vithoulkas’ opinion piece ‘Whose hall is it anyway’
We refer to the opinion piece, written by a John Vithoulkas in Neos Kosmos, which was published on the online edition of Neos Kosmos on 2 March 2018, under the …
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Whose hall is it anyway?
Making communities shouldn’t come at a cost, writes John Vithoulkas.
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Why Turkey wants to invade the Greek Islands
Although Turkey knows that the islands are legally and historically Greek, Turkish authorities want to occupy and Turkify them.
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The poet of Arcadia: John Poulos
Outranking many other Greek writers, and taking an assumed place among creative authors, is Arcadian Ioannis Giannakopoulos (John Poulos).
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Editor’s Note: Patriotism and responsibility
An old, yet interesting, story leading up to the protest rally for Macedonia on Sunday
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Australian Apokriatic Aphorisms
Despite the assumption that traditional customs erode over time, Greek Melbourne has over the decades evolved into an Apokriatic town.
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Culture on the margins
Using the Lonsdale Street Greek Festival as a melting pot is apt because this is a festival that is staged every year with the sole purpose of celebrating diversity
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Big parties are natural allies against fringe
“The Labor Party and the Liberal Party, more than ever, need each other for their survival, yet their actions have the continuing effect of undermining each other”