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Bare-knuckled winner
Award-winning installation artist Eric Demetriou talks to Neos Kosmos about his love for destruction.
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Child psychopaths: bad seeds or bad parents?
Psychologist Eva Kimonis talks about what makes a psychopath and the work she’s doing with unemotional children
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The rising star of George Perris
International pop crooner, George Perris is in Australia, touring with Tina Area to promote his new album.
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In homage to Cyprus
Vintage family photos from a bygone era serve as an homage to Cyprus before 1950 and the dying generation of those who remember it, says Con Emmanuelle.
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Political tactics that go back aeons
‘Spin’ isn’t such a new concept – in ancient Rome, the art of persuasion for political advancement was a fine art
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Taste of slow music
Melbourne double bass player and composer, Nick Tsiavos will perform his seven hour-long Akathistos at this year’s Festival of Slow Music in Ballarat
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The idea(s) of Greece
The Bendigo Writers Festival hosted three Greek Australian writers, to discuss different ideas of Greece that emerge in Australian writing.
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Our own Indiana Jones
Lieutenant Commander Andrea Argirides is determined to help save archaeological treasures in conflict zones.
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From Asia Minor to Anzac Cove: the Odyssey of Peter Rados
Peter Rados, at the age of 23 enlisted to serve Australian Imperial Forces and his new homeland. He was killed in action and buried just a few miles away from his birthplace.
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Infused with Greece
Up for yet another of her business endeavours, Nicole Condos’ collection ‘Candles by Nikoletta’ captures the scent and memories of Greek summer.