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Dollis advocates Israel relationship

Seeds of Greek-Israeli bond nurtured in Australia.

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The silent killer

Suicide: A taboo topic in the Greek community. Thomas Andronas speaks to a family who want to help others recognise the signs and do something, before it’s too late.

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Hellenes’ military service honoured

New book marks valour and sacrifice of Greek Australians for the first time.

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Preparing for Holy Week

Neos Kosmos takes a look at the traditions and customs of the Greek Orthodox Easter.

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The ghosts of Smyrna in Izmir

The Hellenic spirit still lingers in Smyrna, writes Alexander Billinis.

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Naming rights

Why do we name our children after our parents and do we still do it? Neos Kosmos looks at this tradition to see if it still applies today

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Melbourne’s Greek Independence Day parade

Last Sunday saw over 20,000 people march to the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne to commemorate Greek Independence Day in 2012.

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The urge to inspire

Peggy Radiotis is giving back to women in under-developed countries by showing them how to be leaders.

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Then and now

March 25 – Greek National Independence Day means so much to Hellenes, but what does it mean to the younger generations of Greeks in Australia?

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A pioneering spirit

Neos Kosmos pays tribute to the life and work of Dr Archie Kalokerinos, medical pioneer of the 20th century.

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