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When ancient Greek statues speak
Every day in Athens people stroll past ancient statues; statues that were sculpted in classical times. But imagine if these statues could talk and tell their stories; stories of a …
Life –
The diary of a digital nomad
If you are thinking of ways to escape the nine-to-five office work grind without ending up penniless, chances are you’ll find Ellie Marda’s story inspiring. The young graphic designer was …
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YIAYIA RECIPE SERIES: Preserving family ties and history through food
The late American food writer, Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher once said that “Sharing food with another human being is an intimate act that should not be indulged lightly”. And chances …
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New evidence puts the eruption of Thera between 1600 and 1525 BC
A new study based on ancient tree rigs comes to settle the long-standing controversy over the date of a volcanic blast that possibly inspired the myth of Atlantis. Thera, a …
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The Greek Student Film Festival returns and is open for submissions
The Greek Student Film Festival is back and in its eighth year, it is ready to give young people across Australia the chance to draw upon their Greek culture and …
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Coca Cola Greece celebrates Crete and the Minoan civilisation
Coca-Cola Greece in collaboration with bottling partner Coca-Cola Tria Epsilon, launched a limited edition bottle to celebrate the island of Crete. The artwork was inspired by the Minoan civilisation and …
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PAOK gets scoreless draw in Russia, advance to the next round of the Champions League
If someone asked PAOK’s players and staff before the game if they were okay with the draw against Spartak Moscow at the “Otkritie Arena”, most of them would have more …
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AEK qualifies for Champions League play-offs
AEK Athens have advanced to the next round of Champions League qualifiers, after Tuesday night’s hard-fought victory against Celtic. The Greek team’s coach, Marinos Ouzounidis, had a number of issues …
Dialogue –
Hydriot Memories: My neighbour’s expanding house
We Hydriots are a proud, yet prickly, people. Our island is rough hewn and to a degree, so are we, though our hearts are big and our minds quick. I …
Life –
Antarctica experience via a multi-sensory performance
There’s something about Antarctica that is intriguing. While not on one’s list of usual travel destinations, it is a destination at the forefront of conversations around climate change. Thanks to …