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Two Greeks shortlisted in the NSW Pattern Book Design competition

The future streetscapes of Sydney are closer to reality with 21 architecture teams shortlisted for NSW Pattern Book Design Competition.

‘Art on the Wall’: Eirini Alligiannis’ new book pays homage to her love of street art

Art on the Wall by Eirini Alligiannis is a compelling narrative through photography, celebrating her journey and the stories of others. 

Anastasia Xanthopoulou: Greek Australian sculptress educating people on the Holocaust

Anastasia N. Xanthopoulou-Contoguris is currently the only Greek Australian sculptress of the Holocaust in contemporary fashion.

Georgia Politis’ Darwin DiverCity Series brings people together to celebrate multiculturalism

People gathered at Darwin Galleria in the NT on Friday to celebrate the opening of Georgia Politis' Darwin DiverCity Series exhibition.

Essence of Blue: Adelaide artists get creative for the SALA festival

Ten Adelaide artists were invited to interpret the colour blue for South Australia’s Living Arts festival (SALA) which runs through August.

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Bianca Farmakis hits back at Elle Macpherson’s ‘holistic’ cancer cure claims

Video editor Bianca Farmakis from The Australian slammed Elle Macpherson for her insensitive claims regarding her holistic approach to cancer

The register of terror: The ephemeral of marriages

Until a few years ago, the relationships of people who decided to live together as a family couple were characterised by romance.

Passengers frustrated over new SmartGates at Australian airports

Australian international airports have embraced SmartGates, the automated kiosks where incoming passengers have their e-passports checked.

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