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How is COVID-19 transforming quality and safety monitoring of the food supply chain?

Anna is a food safety professional, working for an international retailer that has a major Greek branch. During the COVID-19 lockdown measures, she has been working fully from home, trying …

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Sharing your wishes and love this Mother’s Day

Neos Kosmos is helping you share your dedications to all the maternal figures in your life, honouring the influence all these lovely women have had in our lives. We are …

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Tradies keep going despite COVID-19 economic slowdown

It would seem that the construction industry has gone quiet over the last two months and there have been work casualties as a result of the turndown. But there is …

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COVID-19 pandemic, and the time is right to make Mediterranean diet a life choice

If ever there was a time for Mediterranean diet to be re-adopted into our lifestyles it is now in this time of isolation and social distancing. For Melbourne dietitian Jordan …

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Marianna Economou and the tomatoes that met the Iris Awards

“When tomatoes met Wagner” is a humorous and uplifting story of two ingenious Greek cousins and five village women who decide to make a new start. With a little help …

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A “coronavirus-Odyssey” as experienced by Greek Australian filmmaker Nadia Tass

The impact of coronavirus comes in different forms and shapes. While everyday life changed drastically across the globe, personal plans were postponed, many had to hastily return home, some have …

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Make mum feel special! Top 10 Mother’s Day gifts

1. Flower delivery With restrictions still in place, a flower delivery may be a welcome surprise. We are all still stuck inside anyway, so you might as well give mum …

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Organised beaches in Greece may open on 1 June, but there are plans for plexiglass around Santorini’s sunbeds

Santorini’s breathtaking caldera draws tourists from around the globe every summer, but this year will be unique due to coronavirus fears. Things are still vague regarding the future and when …

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Dementia Australia welcomes $1 million grant to keep elderly electronically connected

Dementia Australia has welcomed the federal government announcement to provide $1 million in grants for community organisations to provide digital devices to elderly Australians through the Be Connected Program. Maree …

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My Life in Lockdown: Q&A with author Dmetri Kakmi

Turkish-born Greek Australian essayist, reviewer, broadcaster, editor and author Dmetri Kakmi migrated to Australia in 1971 when he was 10 years old. His memoir of growing up on the island …

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