If we invited for dinner some of the most important minds of ancient Greece, such…
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The largest of the Cyclades archipelago, Náxos is one of the few Greek islands that…
It may still be winter in Sydney, but with a few warm sunny days – it…
The legendary American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan crafted a song in the 1960s which became etched…
Former ancient temple on Greece’s Athenian Acropolis, the Parthenon, will be brought to life once again this summer in the National Galley of Victoria courtyard in an epic, evocative reimagining.
Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi, best known for his song ‘Despacito’ featuring rapper Daddy Yankee has surprised patrons of popular beach club Kalua Mykonos with a spontaneous performance of his chart-topping song.
Aliki Vougiouklaki is Greece’s all-time favourite actress and many argue no other performer has come…
High above the sun-baked Greek island of Hydra, the Greek God Apollo presides, his face shining a warm welcome to those entering the island’s horseshoe-shaped port, fringed perfectly with its symmetry of mansions and stone walls.
Akis Petretzikis and Konstantina Papamichael are in the most beautiful and creative period of their…
It was believed to have curative powers, which could heal the respiratory organs and reduce…
Lentils are so nutritional as they contain a great source of protein, iron, fibre, magnesium…
Coffee is a part of Greek culture, and over the warmer months, Greeks are known…
When I first visited the Cycladic island of Syros, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had…
The EU wants only cheese from Parma to be called parmesan, the feta name to…
Trahana is a type of ancient wheat product that is used Greece and the eastern Mediterranean to create a deliciously distinctive base for soups and Greek-style pasta dishes. Super easy to make, you will have this traditional trahana dish from the stove top to the table and into hungry mouths in about 30 minutes.
The stress of city living, deadlines that have brought us to our limits, the demands of everyday life are forgotten when you arrive at the beautiful Greek island of Serifos.
Skittles “taste the rainbow” motto is taking on a dark new meaning in the wake of a lawsuit alleging the dangers of a known ingredient: titanium dioxide, an artificial chemical additive (banned in Europe) that gives the fruity candy its fun and bright colouring.
Over 100,000 kilograms of plastic has been removed from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) in a record haul orchestrated by non-profit ‘The Ocean Cleanup’: “If we repeat this 100,000 kilogram haul 1,000 times – the Great Pacific Garbage Patch will be gone.”
Tomatoes are an important source of flavour, nutrients and inspiration, and Greeks use this product…
For Greeks, filotimo is something that has been passed through generations, it’s inherited in our DNA. Could this age-old noun encapsulating the highest of Greek virtues be the key to ending this ‘age of loneliness’?