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Lonsdale Street to host yet another delicious Greek Feast

If you consider yourself a foodie, with a love of Greek food, be sure to clear your schedule for this weekend’s Lonsdale Street Greek Festival.

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A taste of Greece, shaken and stirred

Award-winning mixologist Jack Sotti is setting up a pop-up version of his bar, the Boilermaker House, at the Lonsdale Street Greek Festival, serving cocktails with a Greek twist.

Life

‘We sing of pain and love and death and we dance about it’

In one of his rare interviews, Giannis Haroulis, the self-taught, record-breaking Cretan troubadour shares his images of Greece, as he prepares to perform in Melbourne and Sydney.

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Archbishop Ieronymos defends Church’s involvement in ‘Macedonia’ name dispute

The Archbishop of Athens and All Greece said that the Greek Orthodox Church cannot stay silent when Greece’s national interest is at stake.

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New Greek Consul General meets Lemnos Gallipoli Committee

The committee met with Dimitrios Michalopoulos to welcome and brief him on their efforts to raise awareness of the ties between Greece and Australia.

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The horrendous lie of our generation is the one that poverty is being reduced

There is more poverty than ever before, and there are diabolical efforts to mask this, writes Gerry Georgatos.

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FYROM moves to settle name dispute with Greece

Despite protests by Greek communities around the world, the alternative names being considered are Upper Macedonia and New Macedonia according to diplomats.

Life

New sci-fi series produced by Laeta Kalogridis premieres on Netflix

Aside from entertaining audiences, Altered Carbon set 350 years into the future provides an indirect commentary on social matters such as economic inequality.

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Albanian Prime Minister claims Chams have property rights over Greek territory

Athens and Tirana are bound with a “strategic partnership” Edi Rama says.

Sport

Football veterans on a mission to strengthen Greek-Turkish friendship

A friendly match in Ayvalik allowed for the Pallesviakos team to offer aid packages for the small town’s vulnerable.

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