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Mr Tsipras goes to Washington

When a former anti-capitalism activist of the left meets the incarnation of US capitalism, and helps him make a deal to sell US warplanes.

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The Hellenic Initiative’s One Greece 2017 campaign raises over $1.1 million

The funds will be put towards the initiative’s programs over the next five years, focusing on crisis relief, entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development initiatives.

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Greek actor in Netflix series

Images of Gerasimos Skiadaresis appearing in the saucy scenes has caused a stir in Greece

Life

‘Singing international repertoire helped me become more Greek’

Before setting up for his Sydney concert, Mario Frangoulis shares his thoughts on his career, aspirations and the role of music and art in times of crisis.

Features

Revealing the great Greek Sicilian city

Syracuse was once the Mediterranean centre of Greek civilisation, rivalling Athens as the most important metropolis.

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Dialogue

Greece’s great unanswered question

Seven years, four PMs, no real plan for the future.

Life

Honouring the life and work of Kazantzakis 60 years after his passing

With the season kicking off in November, NK: A Kazantzakian Montage is a stage production celebrating struggle, triumph, freedom and joy.

Life

Is this the most romantic restaurant in the world?

Lycabettus in Santorini offers lessons in culinary art with a majestic view of the Aegean.

Sport

Peter Filopoulos: my vision for Australian football

Former South Melbourne and current Perth CEO Peter Filopoulos talks about his plans for Glory, and his vision for Australian football.

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Why the Greek Film Festival matters

Filmmaker and author Billy Cotsis goes one-on-one with Sydney Chair of the Greek Film Festival, Nia Karteris about her commitment to celebrating Greek film and culture.

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