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Fig & Walnut, Seddon’s favourite gem

The suburban breakfast and brunch destination that is taking European cuisine to a whole new level.

Life

The survivor

Paul Capsis invites us to come to the Cabaret, where he plays the iconic part of the Emcee, with the flair of a man who knows what it means to face adversity.

Dialogue

Anzacs: myths, mateship and manipulation

Dean Kalimniou questions the motivations behind the way Greek Australians increasingly honour Anzac Day.

News

MUnGA committee helps preserve continuation of Greek language teaching

The members made a donation to one of Melbourne’s oldest Greek schools, St Vasilios in Brunswick to help preserve the Hellenic identity in younger generations.

Life

First store dedicated to loukoumades opens in Melbourne’s west

After the success of his food truck, Exarhos Sourligas has taken the leap to bricks and mortar for his popular Lukumades.

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Features

The death of the 457 visa (FAQ)

Everything you need to know about the new regulations.

Sport

High-flying Northcote City looking to raise the bar

Despite the excellent start, the coach won’t allow complacency into the squad. “We’re really fussy about standards. I think comfort is a standard-killer.”

Dialogue

Deja vu

The world is trying to digest the result of France’s first round of presidential elections, presented with the same kind of dilemma that dominates politics all over the world.

Life

Eat like the Greeks

Australian Biology of Ageing Conference in Sydney finds Greece’s version of Mediterranean diet is the secret to longevity.

News

The Greek National Guard touched by their Australian welcome

25-year-old Evzonas Konstantinos Lousias speaks to Neos Kosmos.

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