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A legacy of peace: Reviewing John Martino’s and Michael O’Kane’s ‘Olympia’

Martino and O’Kane create an atmosphere across “broad lush plains” and “shadowy interiors of adytons” that is hallmark of a cinematic experience

Christopher Cosmos releases new novel about Alexander the Great’s formative years

Even if you’re not fascinated by Ancient History, you’ll be drawn to the intriguing world of a young Alexander the Great.

Sydney book launch a poignant tribute to the late Mimis Dervos

The official launch of a book on the late Demetris ‘Mimis’ Dervos took place on Wednesday, December 18 at the AHEPA NSW hall.

Sydney book launch set to celebrate the legacy of Mimis Dervos

A special event celebrating the life, legacy of Demetris 'Mimis' Dervos this month will showcase his contributions to the Hellenic community.

Reviewing Koraly Dimitriadis’ ‘The Mother Must Die’: Breaking open the broken people

Cypriot Australian Koraly Dimitriadis’ vivacious voice returns to rouse audiences with a debut collection of short stories.

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Opinion

Inheritance and joint bank accounts in Greece

The inheritance Laws that are applicable in Greece are exclusively related with assets that are located in Greece.

Professor Anastasios Tamis: ‘Only the dead tell the truth’

Costas Simitis, as Prime Minister, and his team set up in eight years a new Greece, a new political world.

Life in Greece: As told by Zara Pirate

Just as how you wouldn't have six back-to-back piña coladas on a Monday morning at home, life in Greece is a little different in the off-season too.

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Professor Nikos Papastergiadis launches ‘John Berger and Me’ at the Greek Centre

On the evening of Wednesday, November 6, a crowd of over 200 gathered at the Greek Centre in Melbourne to celebrate the launch.