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Maraya’s journey to authenticity: Empowering women to speak their truth

“The power we have to create the kind of world we really want to live in, genuinely rests in the capacity we have to give voice to the things that …

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Girlsplain: Ali Kitinas and Jodie Matthews take on mansplaining with new podcast

Have you ever been ‘mansplained’ to? Greek Australian Ali Κitinas believes the experience is common for women. “I think most women have a pretty negative experience of being mansplained to. …

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George Kapiniaris’ Big Fat Greek Show: Comedy, music , and dance – a party

Actor and comedian George Kapiniaris, known for his role as Memo in hit Greek Aussie sitcom Acropolis Now, is bringing his latest stage show, The Big Fat Greek Music & …

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Exploring the Greek legacy in Chile: Unveiling centuries of heritage

Hellenes are scattered across the globe; we are the Diaspora, yet we rarely think of a country like Chile. Yet there are almost 4,000 Chileans of Greek descent here, making …

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Kaliopi celebrates blueswomen for International Women’s Day

Women most get the blues, especially in a male-dominated music industry. Greek Australian blues artist Kaliopi Stavropoulos aims to shift that. The Greek Australian blues artist Kaliopi Stavropoulos who heads …

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A Galaxy far, far away: Peruvian Greeks

Greeks have traversed near and far, and Peru is far – a galaxy far, far away, not just in geography but also in language and food. Yet when I “navigated” …

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Renan Goksin’s lens captures the vibrancy of Antipodes Festival [PHOTOS]

Last Saturday, amidst the energy of Melbourne’s Antipodes festival, Goksin’s lens became a conduit for the essence of celebration, joy, and diversity that defines this iconic Greek event. Goksin documented …

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Chris Demos is done waiting by the pool

Greek Australian stand-up comedian Chris Demos will be making his first splash at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival in March and April with his debut show Legs in the …

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National Theatre of Greece’s meditative ‘Goodbye, Lindita’ brings new theatrical tragedy to Adelaide Festival

Are you familiar with the Greek expression ‘πέθανε από στεναχώρια’? It translates to a person “dying of sadness”, which is also known as “broken heart syndrome”. Athens-based director Mario Banushi …

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The author who specialises in the history of the first Greek pirate convicts of Australia

Kostas Mavrikis says that the pirate Nikolaos Draciotis from the Aegean Island of Alonnisos arrived in Sydney as a prisoner in 1812. Mavrikis, author and founder of the Alonnisos Museum, …

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