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The Tsar and his Greek Australian church
The story of the not so well-known past of our beloved first Victorian Greek Orthodox Church, along with its Russian commection
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A trilogy of Greek voices
Celebrating the sound contribution of three Greek voices in Australia.
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I was born Greek
The life, films and influence of Melina Mercouri (1920-1994) will be explored at a presentation next week.
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A beginner’s guide to Golden Dawn
The poisoned well that today’s Greek neonazis’ sprung from can be traced back to the 1967 Junta, writes Augustine Zenakos
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Conference on Greek crisis: open to all
A Conference on the Greek Crisis:11th Biannual Conference in Modern Greek Studies, University of Sydney, 6-9 December 2012
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In memory of Con Castan (1931-2012): Friend, sage, gentleman
On November 9, 2012, Con Castan, one of the most significant and complex men in the Greek Australian community, passed away at St Andrews Hospital in Brisbane.
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Opal dreaming
Sophia Darzanos takes a look at the Greek influence on the opal mining town of Coober Pedy.
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Alexander the Great brought to life in Sydney
The rich and beautiful world of an ancient hero lives on writes Marcus Megalokonomos