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Koraly Dimitriadis is no longer angry
Look up Koraly Dimitriadis’ name – say, in a standard google search – and you’re more than likely to see a variation of the word ‘angry’, or ‘anger’ associated with …
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Hellenic Museum Summer School returns in January
After its successful launch last year, the Hellenic Museum Summer School returns to present four short courses looking at the ancient Greek world over one week from 7 to 11 …
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Greek restaurant crowned best in Queensland across Australia’s top eateries
The Delicious 100, one of the most favourite lists for foodies Down Under is out, naming 100 restaurants dishing up the most titillating dishes in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland …
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One Melbourne and two Greek cafes among world’s hottest
The Venue Report is out and with it another esteemed list with the world’s best cafés for 2018. Amongst the top rated establishments that take up the 10 first places, …
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Fighting the ‘African gangs’ narrative with ancient Greek tragedy
Antigone‘s timeless beauty and wisdom has been once again brought to the stage. But this time the 2,500-year-old tragedy speaks directly to one of Australia’s most polarising contemporary political debates. …
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Koraly Dimitriadis explores cultural repression in latest book
It’s been a big year for writer and poet Koraly Dimitriadis. Fresh off the back of her European tour, the Cypriot Australian known for her controversial bestseller Love and F–k …
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Peter Conistis turns Geelong’s Greek Customs House into a seafood taverna
One of Sydney’s most popular and esteemed Greek chefs, Peter Conistis is coming to Victoria for the first time with a plan to not only restore Geelong’s The Greek Customs …
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Australian and Turkish tourists spend the most in Greece
According to figures included in a study released by INSETE, the research arm of four tourism-related trade groups in Greece, it is Australian and Turkish tourists that spend the most …
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Pallas Theater in Athens now features English supertitles
The Pallas is one of Athens’ most iconic landmarks, a theatre nestled in a 1930’s building located on Voukourestious Street, just off Syntagma Square. Originally a cinema, the venue which …
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How William Zappa won the battle to adapt Homer’s Iliad
After Achilles has killed Trojan Prince Hector, his father Priam, the King of Troy begs Achilles to give him the body back. “The sons I had who were the best …