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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Athan Vlahogiannis gets seriously silly taking Greek family chaos to Melbourne Fringe (opens the original)
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It all began, appropriately enough, with a stupid joke in a kebab shop. Athan Vlahogiannis and his longtime friend John Morgan were at Donner Kebabs in Moorabbin when Vlahogiannis threw out an idea. “Could you imagine if instead of Ghostbusters hunting ghosts it was Affair Busters, catching people having affairs?”, Vlahogiannis tells Neos Kosmos. It could easily have disappeared into the vast archive of ridiculous conversations between old friends. Instead, Vlahogiannis and Morgan kept talking a
Hundreds turn out as Bougatsaki brings a taste of Greece to Sydney Road (opens the original)
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There was no shortage of Greek flavour on Sydney Road on Saturday, as Melbourne’s newest home of bougatsa opened its doors to queues stretching along one of Brunswick’s busiest strips. Neos Kosmos was there as Bougatsaki welcomed customers to its first permanent shop at 403 Sydney Road, marking the next chapter for a business that began at home before building a following through festivals, markets and community events. From 11am, dozens of people at a time could be seen waiting outside, with qu
From Cypriot halloumi to Kavala's kiwifruit, Mediterranean flavours make their case in Melbourne (opens the original)
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Greek kiwifruit and authentic Cypriot Halloumi PDO took centre stage at a Melbourne tasting event, bringing producers, industry representatives and community figures together, while plans are already being imagined for halloumi to command an even bigger place on Melbourne’s festival calendar. It may not be the first pairing that comes to mind: the green sweetness of a kiwifruit grown beside the Nestos Delta in northern Greece and the salty, firm bite of halloumi produced thousands of kilometres
Guarding a divided Cyprus, haunted by the past: 'And a Wake-up' book review (opens the original)
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There is a river beneath Nicosia that almost nobody can see. Once part of the city’s natural landscape, its course was diverted centuries ago. Its dried bed eventually became Ermou Street, a thriving commercial thoroughfare, before history transformed it again: barbed wire appeared amid intercommunal violence and the street became part of the Green Line – the scar that continues to divide Cyprus. It is an effective image with which Cypriot author Pavlos Pamborides opens And a Wake-up: something
What women carry: Stav Lampropoulou confronts the myth of the 'wandering womb' (opens the original)
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There is a memory Stav Lampropoulou has carried since childhood. She was about 10 when she heard music blasting from the lounge room and went to investigate. Her mother was lying on her back on the floor, eyes closed, singing. At the time, Lampropoulou thought it was strange. It would take years before she understood what she had witnessed differently: a woman finding a moment of release. “In that moment, she wasn’t my mum; she seemed younger, vulnerable but empowered at the same time in her voc
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