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Ladette to lady
What if hit TV show Ladette to Lady took on a Greek spin, transforming the aneprokopi amongst us into the ladies we know they can be?
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The last taboo
The latest statistics show violence against women perpetrated within the family is on the rise, but for the Greek community, mothers and daughters stay silent. Penni Pappas asks wh
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A Roman I was born
In Istanbul, the Greeks call themselves Romans. In 2011, they’re engaged in a fight to survive, and it’s the sound of rembetika that is leading the way.
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The writing’s on the wall
George Hatzimanolis takes to the streets of Exarcheia, Athens, to look at the philosophy behind its graffiti-coated walls.
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Goodbye to Smith Street
Tony Apidopoulos created a business in Melbourne that became a much loved landmark. But the last days of Tony the Tailor reveal more than meets the eye.
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Accidents, friendship and giving back
Neos Kosmos speaks with Eleftherios Smaropoulos, the first Greek paediatric surgeon ever to be accepted on sabbatical at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital.
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Living life’s hardest path
Katerina Tzikas’s journey with cancer is a story that will inspire some and more others.
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Dreams can come true
We all do it, nearly every night, but what do they mean? Penni Pappas looks at the mysterious world of dreams and what they mean to superstitious Greeks.
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Reigniting the Greek spirit
Two DJs with a mission to inspire Greek passion in all of us through their radio show, Karamela FM, have done just that, and much more.
