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The accidental chef who is transforming Greek food

Neos Kosmos speaks with Aleria restaurant’s celebrated head chef Gikas Xenakis.

Life

The days of wine and exports

The 3rd annual deployment of Greek wine producers in Australia proves that persistence bears fruition.

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Greek Tourism Today: Challenges and Prospects

An open seminar courtesy of the Greek Community of Melbourne.

Life

Kalimera’s pork gyros conquers the New York Times

Trying to recreate Kalimera souvlaki’s distinct flavours, food editor Sam Sifton has been cooking pork gyros in his U.S. home ever since.

Life

Events done the Sweet Greek way

Kathy Tsaples is taking her love of food and stepping up the catering game with mouthwatering grazing tables.

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Treloar memorial on the way

A new memorial commemorating Ballarat’s Major George Treloar will be erected by the end of June 2018.

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‘Greeks sometimes have a short memory; they spoke about us in that same way’

Ahead of the ASRC’s telethon, CEO Kon Karapanagiotidis urges members of the community to recall their migrant past and dig deep to send a message of welcome and hope.

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Lone wolves and cities in terror

If western values are threatened, we must protect them, not betray them.

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One dead and more than 12 injured after 6.3 Richter earthquake in Lesvos

The epicentre of the quake was in the Aegean sea 11 kilometres south of Plomari village.

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Terence Quick: ‘The Greek diaspora are not sheep’

While in Australia, the Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister discussed pressing matters: working holiday visas, taxation for investments, and the World Council of Hellenes Abroad.

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