Syros: The Cyclades without the crowds

13 September, 2019

When Greek islands are mentioned, Santorini sunsets and Mykonos alleyways instantly come to mind – an exalted portrait of summer perfection. But for a slice of Greek bliss without the crowds, your best bet lies in Syros, the administrative capital of the Cyclades…

SPORTS

Avondale FC face Bentleigh Greens in the 2019 NPL Victoria n Grand Final

12 September, 2019

After 26 weeks of the regular season and two weeks of finals football, just two sides remain standing. After a season of twists and turns it will be the two upstart sides of the 2010s that are set to do battle on…

SPORTS

EURO 2020: Late Liechtenstein equalizer stuns wasteful Greece

12 September, 2019

Greece’s miserable run in the Euro 2020 qualifiers continued on Sunday when it was held to a 1-1 draw at home by a Liechtenstein side, who had lost their previous five games in the group without scoring. Liechtenstein, whose population of 38,000…

SPORTS

Mundobasket: Seven-point win over the Czechs was not enough for Greece

12 September, 2019

Greece exited the Basketball World Cup in China from the Round of 16, despite having been tipped for a medal, as its seven-point win (84-77) over the Czech Republic was not enough for the national team to make the quarterfinals. Greece required…

AUSTRALIA

‘Malicious, reckless’ acts may have started Sunshine Coast blazes

11 September, 2019

A fire that’s destroyed homes and forced hundreds of evacuations on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast may have been deliberately lit. Malicious behaviour may have contributed to the bushfire emergency across Queensland amid fears a destructive Sunshine Coast blaze was started by teenagers. Police…

COMMUNITY

The Pan Macedonian Association responds to the latest Skopjean provocations

11 September, 2019

The recent provocations by members of the Skopjean community in Melbourne have rightly outraged the peaceful Greek community of Melbourne and constitute a vicious attack to our harmonious multicultural coexistence. Last week the Hellenic-Australian Memorial was vandalised with a poster depicting a…

HISTORY·SCIENCE

Before Cranes, Ancient Greeks may have used lifting machine 150 Years earlier than previously believed

11 September, 2019

How did the ancient Greeks construct their many massive temples and other buildings – one heavy block at a time – without the use of modern advanced machinery? Cranes first appeared in ancient Greece over 2,500 years ago, however, new research suggests…

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Syros: The Cyclades without the crowds

Avondale FC face Bentleigh Greens in the 2019 NPL Victoria n Grand Final

EURO 2020: Late Liechtenstein equalizer stuns wasteful Greece

Mundobasket: Seven-point win over the Czechs was not enough for Greece

‘Malicious, reckless’ acts may have started Sunshine Coast blazes

The Pan Macedonian Association responds to the latest Skopjean provocations

Before Cranes, Ancient Greeks may have used lifting machine 150 Years earlier than previously believed

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