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Exploring Spetses through its historical archives

Spetses was never off my horizon, at least during my youthful summers on Hydra, or in subsequent years, when I visited my cousin’s house, with its unmatched sea views. A …

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Hellenistic Age: Lysimachus, Pergamon, the Attalids and Asia Minor after Alexander

One of Alexandros’s favourite generals, Lysimachus, of Thessalian origin and born in Pella, Alexander’s birthplace was a confidant of Alexander, conquered Thrace. A king who may not have been destined …

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Rescued Greek stray dogs overcome disabilities to inspire at Penny Marathon

Rescued Greek stray dogs Jimmy and Ivar are two “runners” of the Penny Marathon, an annual event that takes place in cities around the world to raise awareness of the …

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Intralot Australia CEO Marios Mitromaras speaks to Neos Kosmos

In recent years, we frequently encounter Marios Mitromaras, the CEO of Intralot Australia, at Greek community events. He is an intriguing personality and one of Greece’s ‘big brains’ that migrated …

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A journey through Drama: nature, culture, and gastronomy unveiled

For every step human beings take, ‘place’ is their point of reference…and for every place, the points of reference… are the steps of humanity in its long journey. Walking along …

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Athens, ten years on

A decade is a long time, and in such a period much has happened, not least a quarter of it was in the throes of a global pandemic (whose presence …

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The liminal dance of longing – a mother-daughter journey to Kythera

Susan Johnson, at 62-years-old abandoned Brisbane, and with her 85-year-old mother Barbara, left for the island of Kythera. After nine years working as a journalist, and already having published a …

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Innocence Shattered: Ioanna’s harrowing eyewitness account of the Greek Civil War’s horrors at just 10 years old

It has been 62 years since Ioanna Gendis (née Paziou) set foot in Australia to reunite with her first love. Yet, memories of the Greek Civil War  – in the …

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‘Swimming in plastic’: Greek fishermen fight pollution

The fish market of Keratsini, west of Athens, is abuzz in the early morning, with trawlers disgorging crates of sardines and anchovies as trucks await nearby to be loaded. But …

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Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh and Oakleigh Grammar reach momentous milestones this year

Sixty years of dedication. Forty years of transformative education. The Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh and Oakleigh Grammar stand as pillars within their local community. As we ponder the remarkable …

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