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Eight-year-old bouzouki prodigy steals the show at Melbourne’s Halloumi Festival
Halloumi Festival, hosted by the Cyprus Community of Melbourne, was filled with surprises over the weekend, but one young musician stole the show—eight-year-old Vasili Kaimakamis. A student at Oakleigh Grammar, …
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‘Hikaru: A Ray of Light’ brings Greek theatre into the Modern Age
Hikaru: Ray of Light is a contemporary theatre piece using light installations to take audience members on a journey of self discovery with a nod to ancient Greek art practices. …
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Women take centre stage at the International Women’s Day Blues Festival
Although the blues scene has been traditionally male-dominated, some women are working to inspire more female artists to join. The International Women’s Day Music Festival is back this year to …
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More screenings added for highly anticipated Australian premiere of ‘Stelios’
The hype for the Australian premiere of ‘Stelios’ is ever growing with the Greek Festival of Sydney announcing additional screenings to meet the huge demand for the picture. The biographical …
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John Xintavelonis to feature in Guys & Dolls on Sydney Harbour
Actor John Xintavelonis has played many roles throughout his career in music theatre, he’s been the Lion in The Wizard of OZ, Pumbaa in The Lion King, and now his …
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‘ANZAC The Greek Chapter’ documentary coming to Adelaide
The latest documentary project by Melbourne’s Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee, telling the story of the ANZACs in the Greek campaign in their own words is coming to Adelaide. The screening …
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‘Modern AΘens’: capturing the beauty of the city’s architecture
The architecture of Athens has long been thought of purely in relation to its ancient structures, though its contemporary buildings depict a beauty of its own and it is this …
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Venice Biennale team wants apology as supporters rally
Supporters of artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino have rallied outside Creative Australia’s offices in Sydney, as the artistic duo asked for an apology over the Venice selection furore. …
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What’s On Early March: Comedy, music, food and more
HALLOUMI FESTIVAL The Cyprus Halloumi Festival enters its fifth year in Melbourne. At the free entry festival you can: Sample halloumi from the home of the famous cheese Watch live …
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Australia among countries with highest breast cancer rates, but mortality declines
A new international study has found that Australia has one of the highest breast cancer incidence rates globally, yet mortality rates are decreasing. The study, conducted by the University of …