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Magna Graecia – Part 3: Hellenism cast in bronze

04 / 07 / 2025
In 1972, off the coast near Riace in Calabria, amateur scuba diver Stefano Mariottini made an extraordinary discovery.
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Culture

George Stathakis: The Greek chef who challenged Niagara Falls

04 / 07 / 2025
In 1930, George Stathakis, a Greek immigrant and chef living in Buffalo, New York, set out to achieve fame through a daring stunt.
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Culture

From Kythera to Katoomba: Preserving the heritage of the Paragon Café

03 / 07 / 2025
Founded in 1916 by Greek migrant Jack Simos, Katoomba’s Paragon Café is undergoing long-overdue heritage restoration after years of neglect.
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History

Vergina considered among the world’s most mysterious destinations

27 / 06 / 2025
Featured alongside global wonders, Vergina earns its place through a mystery that has eluded scholars for centuries.
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Culture

Magna Graecia – Part 2: The Greek foundations of a new city

27 / 06 / 2025
Neapolis was formally established around the 6th century BCE by Greek settlers who had earlier founded the nearby colony of Cumae.
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Inside postwar Thessaloniki: Gonda Van Steen on Charles Schermerhorn’s mission

On 17 May 1946, the American social worker Charles Schermerhorn arrived in Greece. He arrived at a critical time.
19 / 06 / 2025
History

Magna Graecia – Part 1: Hellenism beyond the homeland

When we think of ancient Greece, Athens often dominates both our imagination and historical discussions.
19 / 06 / 2025
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Professor Polymeris Voglis to give online seminar on political prisoners in 20th century Greece

Political prisoners is a phenomenon that is not limited to the years 1946-1949 but runs through modern Greek history from the 1920s to 1974.
13 / 06 / 2025
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Ethnic media: A necessary platform informing a multicultural Australia

03 / 07 / 2025
Independent ethnic media like The Greek Herald play a vital role in Australia’s multicultural landscape, delivering culturally specific news.
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Opinion

My partner doesn’t speak Greek – Can we still raise bilingual kids?

28 / 06 / 2025
You can absolutely raise bilingual children, even if only one parent speaks Greek. Across the world, countless families do so successfully.
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Opinion

Joint bank accounts: Who gets the money?

28 / 06 / 2025
All people named in a joint account are privy to the money by Law. Most of us have opened accounts at various bank branches.
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Dr Michael Bendon compiles first ever Nominal Roll for 1941 Greek and Cretan campaigns

24 / 06 / 2022
Dr Michael Bendon is looking for a publisher for his newest book 'Dust & Shadows An Australian Nominal Roll - Greece & Crete 1941.'
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La Trobe University’s Dardalis Archives of the Hellenic Diaspora to hold 25th anniversary event

04 / 11 / 2022
People interested in Greek history will have an opportunity to be fully immersed, as part of an event presented by La Trobe University Library
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Culture

Tsiknopempti: What is it and why do we celebrate?

24 / 02 / 2022
Tsiknopempti is the last day Greek Orthodox faithful are allowed to eat meat before they begin their Lenten fast for Easter.
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