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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

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A new direction: The Hellenic Museum rebirth

CEO John Tatoulis takes the reins and promises a more interactive museum.

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My youth parliament experience

Year 11 student Paul Oikonomidis gives us an account of what it’s like to represent the Greek community of Australia in the Hellenic Youth Parliament.

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Chris Kourakis: right place, right time

A strong sense of social awareness and a hard work-ethic from growing up on his parents’ farm gives Chief Justice Chris Kourakis a more informal approach to the top legal job.

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Leonidas is not an ethnic statue

A small band of Australians of Hellenic origins gather to pay their respects on the anniversaries of the Battle of the Kokoda Track and the Battle of Thermopylae

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The instrument of the gods

Psarantonis, one of the most famous Cretan lyra players, has represented Greece many times in festivals abroad.

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There’s something about Effie

Cultural icon Effie Stephanides is back on stage with her latest live show A Date with Effie. Here she talks to Neos Kosmos on what it’s like for the Big E to look for the Big L.

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Kapalos looks to the future

Helen Kapalos reveals to Neos Kosmos what’s next for the former Channel Ten news reporter.

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Battling with a smile: StreetLights

Philemon Armenis, coordinator of StreetLights, talks to Neos Kosmos about a group of young Hellenes who are fighting the crisis in Greece in their own way.

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