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From Melbourne to Miss Universe: Dana Diamataris’ journey of self-belief and cultural pride

“My goal this year is to say ‘Yes’ to every opportunity that comes my way,” Dana Diamataris told Neos Kosmos in March, ahead of the Miss Universe Australia Victoria State …

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Adopted in US, Greek Cold War kids find long-lost families

Robyn Bedell Zalewa grew up and spent all her adult life in the United States, but is part of a little-known chapter of Greek history — the adoption of some …

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Engineers of the hive: Greek Australian beekeepers blend tradition, science and legacy

Con Pape, now in his early 60s, and Demos Michalopoulos, in his mid-50s, are engineers and hobby beekeepers. Their “mathematical and engineering” brains, as Con puts it, make beekeeping a …

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George Kapiniaris on the night the laughs nearly died

Back in February, actor and comedian George Kapiniaris was working a four-week cruise ship when he noticed something wasn’t quite right with his body. He had passed it off as …

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Through my teenage eyes: A diary of Cyprus, 1974

My first experience of Cyprus took place in 1974 during an ill-fated family holiday. I was just a teenager. We were there between April and August including the coup d’état …

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Three generations, one memory: A Cypriot family’s legacy of loss, love, and return

Fifty-one years after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, the wound of division remains open. For some, it’s a lived trauma; for others, fragmented memories of childhood summers cut short. And …

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Homer meets the Ivory Tower: Joel Christensen to lead CUNY Graduate Center

Joel Christensen, Professor of Classical Studies at Brandeis University and a regular contributor to Neos Kosmos, will soon become Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at the City …

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Stroke can be stopped: Greek Australians need a new message

Every 11 minutes someone in Australia experiences a stroke. In many cases, even if the stroke is survived, it may lead to a long-term disability altering the patient’s life and …

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From Alexandria to Melbourne: The life and legacy of Nikos Nomikos, a poet of two homelands

Born in 1934 in the cosmopolitan port city of Alexandria, Egypt, Nikos Nomikos has lived a life that reads like a novel — marked by war, migration, poetry, and an …

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Parenting teens without fear: Dr Jari Evertsz on what works

How do you nurture happiness at home during the often turbulent adolescent years? How can parents and carers avoid the pitfalls that fracture relationships with teenagers? More importantly, how can …

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