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Exciting Dinosaur adventure for kids these school holidays

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) is gearing up for a dino-mite adventure for Greek Aussie kids these school holidays with their special program, “On the Trail of Dinosaurs.” From …

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Koraly Dimitriadis to launch her new short story collection ‘The Mother Must Die’ in October

Poet, writer, and performer Koraly Dimitriadis is set to release her latest work, The Mother Must Die, a powerful short story collection to be published by Puncher and Wattmann. The …

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Prolific indie filmmaker Bill Mousoulis’s foray into the musical with ‘My Darling in Stirling’

After its premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival last October and a series of screenings both interstate and overseas this year, Bill Mousoulis’ latest feature My Darling in Stirling will …

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Odyssey festival to turn Adelaide into a site of celebration for Hellenism

Adelaide is preparing to be taken over by Hellenism as the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia’s (GOCSA) hosts the upcoming Greek Odyssey Festival next month. The 17th festival, returns …

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Vasso’s Corner: Understanding brain health – A growing global priority

Brain health is vital for overall well-being, affecting cognitive abilities, emotional balance, and daily functioning throughout life. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines it as the optimal brain function across …

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Merri-bek Libraries have been promoting Greek-language books for over 40 years

The Merri-bek City Libraries (formerly Moreland) boast an extensive collection of over 6,500 Greek-language items, available for more than 40 years. These collections can be found at our Brunswick, Glenroy, …

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Farewell to Lex Marinos OAM: A pioneer of diversity in Australian arts

Back in June, Sydney’s lockdown may have prematurely closed Lex Marinos’ well-received Happy Days at Old Fitz Theatre, but the veteran actor has kept busy. While he patiently awaits his …

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An Odyssey of Migration and Art: Nikos Papastergiadis’s ‘John Berger and Me’

During a long journey from Melbourne to Luxembourg, with no less than three stopovers, I had the pleasure of reading Nikos Papastergiadis’ recent book, John Berger and Me. I found …

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Will Kostakis wins PM Literature Award for his latest novel ‘We Could Be Something’

The evolving nature of Greekness and queerness in Greek-Australians is the basic theme in the latest book by Will Kostakis, ‘We could be something’ to be launched tomorrow in Sydney. …

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Greek high school students take centre stage at the Victorian State Schools Spectacular

This weekend is the 2024 Victorian State Schools Spectacular (VSSS), at John Cain Arena with 3,000 Victorian government school students, including dancers, vocalists, orchestra musicians and circus artists. This year’s …

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