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Troy reimagined: Ancient war, modern echoes

Troy, written by Tom Wright and showing at the Malthouse Theatre, is symbolic of all bloody conflicts between people bound by identity. Audiences are transported back to the 12th century …

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The midlife divorce trend: Is it menopause, or a time of reckoning?

Is it menopause, or a time of reckoning? This question is at the centre of a rising global trend of women in midlife increasingly choosing divorce, challenging assumptions about long-term …

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‘Still afraid of my mum’: Emerging Greek Aussie comic finds the humour in strict upbringing

What started as a self-imposed deadline for Korinna Gouros turned into a one-hour comedy show delving deep into her personal journey and finding the funny side of her strict upbringing. …

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Walking with Alexandra on the trail of Australia’s Joice and Sydney Loch

The sun streamed through French windows as Alexandra Lovell (née Alexandridis) outlined her story of migration and survival across generations. Her family history stretches from the Greek communities of Pontus …

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A story in every car: Chris Sikavitsas reflects on a family passion

For car enthusiast Chris Sikavitsas his passion is an infection. “The passion really was more an infection that started from my father, who was a car and bike nut,” he …

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GOCSA and Neoléa celebrate Greek identity at MOSAIC Adelaide 2025

The Greek community will once again play a central role at MOSAIC Adelaide 2025, with the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia’s youth branch, Neoléa, returning to the city’s leading …

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Voula Tsolaki and Aris Kipouros: Seventy years side by side across three continents

Seventy years of life together, lived across three continents, marked by displacements, trials, and triumphs of the heart. The story of Voula Tsolaki and Aris Kipouros is not only a …

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What would Keating have done? The Placido Domingo of economics and the capitalism–socialism divide

Few arguments in political economy are as perennial as the dispute over what is best for modern society – socialism or capitalism. The question is as old as the birth …

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Nick Polidoros: From Expozay to exporting to the world

In another life, Nick Polidoros will be selling out Wembley Stadium tomorrow with his band Expozay. But now as he sees his products through the windows of hotels worldwide, he …

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Miss Universe Australia 2025: Triumph, heartbreak and resilience for Greek Australian contestants

At a glamorous event in the Crown Perth ballroom last week, 30 finalists of Miss Universe Australia put on a dazzling show to win over the judges in pursuit of …

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