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‘If there was ever a voice of Greece, it has to be Melina Mercouri’

Maria Mercedes is about to play the ‘Greek Goddess’ on stage; this is the backstory.

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Desperate men doing desperate things

Controversial comedy Wages of Fear in Metanoia Theatre from 20 to 29 June.

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The Inconsolable Clock: a book on war and time

Cypriot-born Andrea Demetriou launches her third poetry collection.

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Friday nights at The Greek Centre

The Lonsdale Street hub comes alive every fortnight with Live at the Greek, featuring some of Melbourne’s best musical talent.

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Chef Matt Germanchis gives us another reason to head to Anglesea

Take in the breathtaking views of Anglesea with delicious food and perfectly paired wine topped off with good vibes at Captain Moonlite.

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Anoskeli olive mill, winery, and tasting room in NW Crete

Visit an olive mill and a winery together in the village of Anoskeli in the foothills of the White Mountains of Crete, then taste Anoskeli’s olive oil and wine.

YouGoCulture – an online interactive platform for virtual tours around Greece

NKUoA and the e-learning programme of its Continuing Education Center address the international public through the universal language of culture.

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Amerika Square gets top prize at the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival

Directed by Yannis Sakaridis, the ensemble drama depicts crisis-stricken Athens.

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Polites: ‘When you’re a writer from a minority background sometimes you need permission to write’

Following the release of his debut novel Down the Hume, Peter Polites talks about finding his voice as a writer from western Sydney and navigating identity.

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Lady Lash: ‘Being Greek means that we are strong with big hearts’

A rising star in Melbourne’s hip-hop scene, ‘storyteller’ Lady Lash talks about her combined Greek and indigenous background.

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