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It’s all about the glendi

Historian and true Philhellene Garrie Hutchinson recaps his first experience of a traditional Cretan wedding… along with 1,300 other guests.

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The US connection: Melina Mercouri and her friend Dr Andrew Horton

Andrew Horton speaks to Helen Velissaris on his life in Greece with the Junta, his friend Melina Mercouri and the script he’s writing on her life

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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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Committed

Breathing life back into Cypriot film.

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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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Frozen in time

Maja Jovic talks to Peter Tsolakides, co-founder of the first cryogenic

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