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Imbros comes to Melbourne’s Greek Centre
It was a pleasure for both myself and Melbourne’s Imvrian Society to bring our Imbros and Gallipoli exhibition to Melbourne’s iconic Greek Centre in late May. This follows its showing …
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Greece in Mexico: From a Greek eatery crawl to finding Hellenes in the heart of North America
When we think of Mexico we may think of the misconstrued conceptions that Hollywood conjures up; a land of poverty, backwardness, gun slingers and gangs. Hollywood will neglect to tell …
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Kasselakis promises “Greek Dream” for diaspora
The leader of Greece’s main opposition party SYRIZA-PS, Stefanos Kasselakis, has shared his vision for Hellenism in the diaspora in an exclusive interview with Neos Kosmos. The Greek opposition leader …
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The volunteers: Stories of purpose and connection
A good life is instilled with a sense of purpose and connection. It is what volunteers find when they offer their time, expertise and support to the many not-for-profit organisations …
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The Greek Australian-led $2 billion sports and property project that aims to redefine Melbourne’s West
A sports and property development project budgeted at nearly $2 billion is taking shape in Melbourne’s West. Western Melbourne Group’s Chairman, Jason Zack Sourasis is the key figure leading the …
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Pillars of Strength: Greek women migrants and their stories of survival
“The right path is an uphill one”, Nikos Kazantzakis once said. For Nikoleta -Nicky- Panagiotidis, all her life has been an ‘uphill’ battle. Driven by necessity, like may Greek migrants …
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The rise of women in ancient Greece
The sources that survive from ancient Greece are overwhelmingly written by men for men. The surviving physical evidence – temples, buildings and battle memorials – all speak of a man’s …
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Celebrating Elizabeth Bouras: A century of resilience and family legacy
On May 15, Elizabeth Bouras celebrated her 100th birthday, a milestone that reflects a life rich in resilience, love, and family. Born Elizabeth Karavias on May 15, 1924, in the …
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Author, poet and artist launches “Bags for Earth and Science” to reduce plastic and raise funds for cancer research
When life presents its challenges, people react in various ways. Some submit to fate, while others choose to take control, attempting to change it. Among the latter is Betty Coracas, …
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Anastasia Nikakis unveils the timeless truths of the human experience
Anastasia Nikakis creates with intention. Before she draws a line on her canvas she spends months thinking and preparing the grounds for an exploration -both personal and universal- that will …