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Anna Polyviou is making a mess and she loves it

Award-winning celebrity pastry chef Anna Polyviou talks to Neos Kosmos about learning to love fame and embracing her Greek-Cypriot roots.

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New Holocaust museum to be built in Thessaloniki

Israel’s president Reuven Rivlin took part in a foundation ceremony at the site that will honour the Greek Jews from Thessaloniki who were exterminated during World War II.

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Andrew Jackomos, Australia’s First Commissioner For Aboriginal Kids steps down

A recruitment process to appoint a new Commissioner will follow.

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Germany not accepting more refugees and migrants from Italy and Greece

More than 60,000 people currently trapped in Greece due to closed borders.

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Everything you need to know about ‘Greece by Greeks’

Thousands of travel tips in seven different languages.

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Dialogue

Ignorance is the Mother of Impudence

The op-ed below was sent to Neos Kosmos as a response to Nikos Fotakis’ think-piece “Nationalism Vs. Nationalism – What did we learn from Sunday’s anti-FYROM rally?”

Features

Sophia Siachos: A Greek woman at Government House

Meet Sophia Siachos, a young Greek lawyer of Trikala and Pontian origins who has been working as an Aide to the Governor of Victoria.

Sport

Peter Makrillos finds Greek delight with Panionios

Greek Australian midfielder Peter Makrillos made his professional debut for Superleague Greece side Panionios this month despite only being at the club for a week.

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Athens to host 1st International Hellenic Gastronomy Conference

Taking place in March, the event is part of the Greek Taste Beyond Borders campaign to promote Greece’s cuisine and food products abroad.

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Thessaloniki’s Palace of Galerius prepares to reopen to the public

The historical complex, which dates back to the 4th century, is one of the city’s most significant archaeological sites.

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