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Xenia in Sydney
The Greek award-winning queer odyssey screens at the Mardi Gras festival.
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Artisan jewellery fit for the ancients
Sydney-based jewellery designer Marina Antoniou was set on an entirely different path until she found herself on the Greek islands.
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White Night takes off from Zero
Stefanos Tsivopoulos’ Athenian histories of ‘alternative currencies’ manifest pro-human values in Melbourne.
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Trilogy in art form
Artist Vasos Tsesmelis deconstructs and reconstructs the essence of origin in his upcoming exhibition.
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Cretan Journeys: Dispatches from the Amari
The Amari valley has a proud history and unique natural environment, and a new generation of Amariots are intent on protecting this enchanting place and their precious heritage.
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‘Perceptions of War’: commemorating Greek Australian bravery in the face of destruction
New exhibition focuses on the contribution of the Greek Australian alliance to the war.
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20 years on … what has changed?
Melbourne Greek schools are starkly different to what many in the community experienced 10 or 20 years ago. Now Greek schools are changing tack and embracing multiculturalism.
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Our great Church … in captivity
Alexander Billinis believes the Ecumenical Patriarch should “exile” himself from Turkey to truly be free in this actions
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Olympia Valance – the Greek community’s gateway into the future of Australian TV
Up for nomination for “best new talent” at the Australian Logie awards, Olympia Valance is representing the Greek Australian community on Australian TV screens