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Answering the call of the Aegean
Setting up home on a Greek island is something we all dream of but Claire Lloyd turned that reverie into reality and created a beautiful book to share her inspiring story.
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Spread of hepatitis C pinpointed
Scientists say they have, for the first time, worked out the pattern of spread of hepatitis C, showing early diagnosis is key to preventing epidemics.
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Whitewashed church on home soil
Neos Kosmos takes a tour of the facilities and looks at the Archdiocese’s first real attempt to engage with its youth members..
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Growing police brutality in Greece: The hidden face of the crisis
Fragkiska Megaloudi looks at how the Greek is impacting every day Greeks; the ones who rely on the police the most.
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Looking into the human psyche with a microscope
Nikos Athanasou, an Oxford professor, osteoarticular pathologist and scientist, talks about how his profession has also helped him become a good fiction writer.r
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Olga’s War
Now published in Greek, Phil Kafcaloudes’ novel Someone Else’s War, is the story of his grandmother: a brave woman, a spy, and a British war agent.
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Australian professor to lead Greek university
Newly elected first president of the management council of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, professor of classical Greek studies Professor Richard Hunter from Australia
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The Greek island of old age
The Aegean island of Ikaria is becoming the place where people go to live longer.
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The next wave
The ’60s saw a surge of Greek migrants descend upon the New York neighbourhood of Astoria. With Greece’s latest economic plight, history is repeating itself in “Little Athens”
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Running for gold
At just 16, Dean Neofitou is on his way to athletics stardom, becoming one of the most consistently successful runners for his age in Australia.