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Books

Book delves into issues of immigration and identity in Greek cinema

The treatment of immigration and identity in Greek Cinema in recent years is the subject of a new book by independent film scholar Dr Phillip E Phillis. The book, Greek …

Life

New Research on the Greek Resistance in the Second World War

The popular resistance to the Axis occupation is one of the most important aspects of Greece’s experience of the Second World War. Emerging in northern Greece almost as soon as …

Life

Kids craving for a Greek holiday? This language learning book could fill the gap through imagination

‘When life gives you lemon, make lemonade’ could be the motto describing Androula Matthews’ experience during Melbourne’s back-to-back lockdowns. Wedding plans for May with her fiancé and their honeymoon to …

Life

Mischief and mishaps: Michael Yiannoudes’ stories of Dodgy Mike

From setting the drapes on fire to jumping out the window of a girl’s house, Michael Yiannoudes has gotten up more mischief in his youth than most would in a …

Underwogs: George Megalogenis explores Australia’s multi generational migrant experience

Journalist, author and political commentator George Megalogenis has made a unique contribution to Australian conversations about migration, politics and our shared potential. He first met Natasha Cica – the guest …

Life

American author recounts his sojourn to his Greek roots in Crete

Seven years ago, Peter Manouselis nearly burnt himself out making his fortune as investment banking analyst on Wall Street. He decided he needed to explore the other possibilities that life …

Life

Author George Sotirios competes for NSW Premier’s Literary Awards

Greek Australian author George Sotirios is amongst the notable writers competing for this year’s NSW Premier’s Literary Awards. Titled, ‘Graffiti Over Marble: A Portrait of Greece in Crisis’, Sotirios’ book, …

Life

“For my parents, all four of them”

For many years, Peter Papathanasiou’s parents could never find the right time or the right words to tell him the story of his birth. His mother Elizabeth worried that she …

Life

Author unveils the rich tapestry of the hidden world of the Dodecanese

Author Jennifer Barclay has called the Dodecanese island of Tilos her home for the past 10 years. It was the base from which she spent more than four years exploring …

Features

‘Adding life to years’: Cooking in Ikaria, the Greek island of longevity

Be it studying, preparing or teaching it, food has been a big part of Meni Valle’s life. And growing up as a Melburnian-Greek, it was only natural to fall in …

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