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Dow CEO ‘a Greek boy…made good’

Dr Andrew Liveris returns to his Alma Mater, The Uiniversity of Queensland.

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Uncovering Kythera

Volunteers from the Greek Diaspora created history during their archaeological dig in Kythera this year

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Grand vizier – an ordinary Greek bloke

Victoria Kyriakopoulos talks to Arthur Sinodinos, the man many attribute with John Howard’s political success

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Cypriot festivals: keeping traditions alive

Melissa Reynolds finds soul in an array of heritage and agricultural festivals in Cyprus, which are gaining strength as people seek authenticity

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Seven decades of service and counting

Eighty-eight year-old livewire Mary Lucas, who is President of the Greek Women’s Society in South Australia, reflects on how things have changed in the Greek community since she ar

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Bearer of gilfts: Eleni Bertes

Eleni Bertes has had a long history of working to support Greek cinema in both Australia and Greece

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Philosophers’ corner: Parmenides

Dr Nick Trakakis looks at one of the more poetic of the pre-Socratics, Parmenides

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George Dalaras: Getcha yia-yias out

The tour manager for the Dalaras tour of Australia reflects on visa stresses, accommodation woes and keeping a sense of humour

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Behind the Scenes: Peter Yiannoudes

Peter Yiannoudes spent years touring Australia with a projector and a reel of Greek film in the 1950s and 60s. Now, after the launch of his book, Greek Cinema Across Australia: Beh

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The subject of her own research

Anna Makrenoglou loves delving into the lives and choices of third generation Greek Australian women

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