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Greek Australian poet Luka Lesson to headline popular Sydney poetry slam

One of Australia’s most renowned poets, rappers and educators of Greek culture and history, Luka Lesson will headline the National Youth Poetry Slam at...

Logos, Issue 36, passes the baton to the younger generation of writers

By Mary Sinanidis. The periodical Logos was first created by the Hellenic Writers Association of Australia (HWAA) in 1992. Now in its 36th issue, the...

GCM students mark Athens Polytechnic Uprising anniversary with special edition book

As part of the memorial and tribute actions to the student uprising of 1973, the Greek Community of Melbourne's Language & Culture Schools (GCM...

Greek Book Fair 2023 set to be held in Melbourne’s Greek Centre

The 2023 Greek Book Fair (GRBF) is approaching and will take place at the Greek Centre for Contemporary Culture on the weekend of November...

Antipodes periodical marks 50th anniversary with Philhellenes

Photos and report by Mary Sinanidis. At the launch of the 50th anniversary edition of the Antipodes periodical at the Panarcadian Association of Melbourne and...

‘Philoxenia’: A Greek vegetarian and vegan cookbook from Kon Karapanagiotidis

Alongside his mother Sia, Kon Karapanagioditis embraces the essence of Philoxenia – welcoming the stranger with open arms. Kon’s new book A Seat at My...

SA author Doris Falidis Nickolas pens poems to honour son’s legacy

By Martina Simos. The Greek philosopher Sophocles famously wrote, “Children are the anchors of a mother’s life,” and for Adelaide author and poet Doris (Falidis)...

Helena and Vikki Moursellas’ new cookbook ‘Peináo’ serves up a Greek feast for all

They're the identical twins from Adelaide, South Australia, who became household names in 2014 thanks to their time on television cooking show, My Kitchen...

Effy Alexakis’ photographs displayed at Australian Embassy in Athens

Written by Nick Siriodis. The Greek Australian from Sydney, Effy Alexakis, is a talented photographer and her work speaks for itself. After creating countless pieces, and...

Professor Anastasios Tamis’ book on Cypriots in Australia launches in Nicosia

On August 30, the Australian Embassy in Cyprus hosted more than 200 official guests for the launch of the book The Children of Aphrodite:...

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