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SPARC theatre production, a Greek Odyssey of ancient comedy and reflections

Far from a Greek tragedy, SPARC Theatre’s latest production – The Greek Mythological Boat Show – is a lively reimagining of an ancient comedy interspersed with reflections of what it’s …

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Back to school for Taxiarches Greek school

Established in 1961 by the existing Principal Poppy Drougas, the Taxiarches Greek School offers comprehensive Greek language and culture curriculum from Pre-Prep to VCE, providing opportunities for students to develop …

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Greece damned in Transparency International Corruption Perception Index

Greece dropped eight places in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index, falling eight positions to 67th from 59th in 2017. The annual report, made public on Tuesday, draws on surveys and …

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Greece and ‘North Macedonia’: what’s next?

Days after the ratification of the Prespes Agreement by the Hellenic Parliament, both Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have been the recepients of international praise for putting …

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Impressive ancient fabric from the Greek ‘Dark Ages’ exhibited in Athens

One of the most important archaeological discoveries that has helped historians get a better understanding of the quality of life during the era otherwise know as the ‘Greek Dark Ages’ …

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Greece raises minimum wage to €650 per month

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced yesterday that Greece will raise its minimum wage to €650 (AU$1037) per month, an 11 per cent increase estimated to affect 600,000 employees, effective 1 February. The …

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Three ancient marble quarries discovered in Karystos

During the installation of wind parks in the greater area of the Karystos Municipality, Anatoli and Trikorfo in Marmari employees of ENEL and Silsio renewable energy companies discovered three ancient …

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A Greek among the first ever seven individuals to receive Australian citizenship

With Saturday marking Australia Day, people will be preparing to take part in citizenship ceremonies across the country. Believe it or not, prior to 1949 such ceremonies were not yet …

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‘Hydra’, a play about the Greek island’s bohemian side

During the 50’s and 60’s Hydra’s turquoise-blue ocean water had a magnetic effect on bohemians, artists, writers and musicians such as Leonard Cohen. Also seduced were Australian writers and authors …

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The Hormone Revolutionist breaks silence on women’s health in new book

With gender equality at the centre of socio-political debate and change, among the topics being discussed is women’s health. Doctor of Chinese medicine and founder of The Pagoda Tree, Natalie …

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