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Tsitsilias was son of the mayor of Potamos Kosmas Tsitsilias, who was closely associated with Eleftherios Venizelos, whom he supported after the Thessaloniki government during the First World War. Panagiotis Tsitsilias l...
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The man who Hellenised Australia's flying icon Harry Corones, in his forties, is standing second from the right, in the back row. Other persons in the front row cannot be identified. Do you know them? In the back row Lef...
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Dr Achivides Kalokerinos has been awarded the Sydney Medical School Alumni Award for Community Achievement 2012. The award will take place on the 24 May 2012, at a small reception in the Edward Ford Building beginning at...
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Panayota's latest book is Greek Proxy Brides in Australia: Experiences and Testimonies. It will be launched in September, 2012. This book seeks to fill part of the gap in the story of Greek women emigrants to Australia a...
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Creator: Andronicus, Charles D., 1929 Subjects" Andronicus, Charles D., 1929-; Andronicus Coffee (Firm); Coffee industry - Australia - Biography.Summary: Charles Andronicus, coffee merchant, speaks of his family backgrou...
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This article was written by Tas Psarakis, Secretary of the Australian Hellenic Historical Society. The Society's research aided historian Hugh Gilchrist's historical endeavours immeasurably. The discovery of gold by Edwa...
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Massaaki Noda is one of Japan's most prominent artists. His sculptures, in particular are superior. Through his freindship with Hearn Society, Athens, President, Takis Efsathiou, Noda has developed a profound interest i...
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Curriculum Vitae Επώνυμο: Δημητρίου Όνομα: Μυρτώ Ημερομηνία γέννησης: 02.08.1983 Τόπος γέννησης: Θεσσαλονίκη e-mail: Email, Myrto Dimitriou http://omadafantasia.blogspot.com http://origamiwithfantasygroup.blogspot.com w...
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Neos Kosmos pays tribute to the life and work of Dr Archie Kalokerinos, medical pioneer of the 20th century Neos Kosmos, 23 Mar 2012 Penni Pappas Download a .pdf version of this article here: Neos_Kosmos_Archie.pdf "He...
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Tenterfield Star, Sept 30, 1954 Tenterfield Fire Brigade were called to the Paragon Cafe on Tuesday night, when the chimney in the kitchen caught alight. The Brigade recieved the call about 6:15 p.m., and quickly had the...
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Tenterfield Star, Feb 5, 1953 Mr and Mrs Nick Mentis and family will be leavingTenterfield on February 12, and embarking in Sydney on February 21, for an extended holiday overseas. They expect to return in about 12 month...
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http://www.zoesavina.com/ekdilwseis-lefkadios-hern.html From: “THE OPEN MIND OF LAFCADIO HEARN” Events in his honor on the 120th anniversary of the arrival of Kozumi Yakuo in Japan International Art Exhibit dedicated to...
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Photograph: George and Maria Sourrys and family. John Sourrys One of the species thrown up by the outback was the Greek Cafe. Hailing from the small island of Kythera, the Greeks began to come to Australia from the turn...
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Sydney Morning Herald January 28, 2012 Triumphant adventurers now just need their plane to land, writes Peter FitzSimons. Photograph: Waiting ... James Castrission and Justin Jones at Hercules Inlet. Made it! After no fe...
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by: Adrian Mourby From: The Australian November 25, 2011 The former residence of writer Lafcadio Hearn in Matsue. Picture: JNTO These days the name Lafcadio Hearn is mostly known only to people who have read You Only Liv...
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After the pictures on Saturday nights the town made for Comino’s to eat mud-crabs that turned brick red when boiled or grilled trumpeter or steaks heaped with onions while Georgi, his coat off and gold watch-chain hung w...
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On November 13 2007 James Castrission, Justin Jones, and Lot 41 departed Forster, Australia. 62 days later they arrived in New Plymouth New Zealand. They had kayaked 3318km, braved 10 metre swells, faced howling winds of...
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Australian Financial Review. December EDITION, 2011 p. 32 Brook Turner Brothers-in-arms. George Miller (right) with his business partner and collaborator Doug Mitchell It’s a measure of George Miller’s pulling power that...
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Australian Financial Review. December EDITION, 2011 pp. 1 & 28-34 Brook Turner Dr D studios at Sydney’s CarriageWorks, Redfern, Sydney. Photo by Nic Walker Millers Crossing Four years after reaching the pinnacle of his p...
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by Cor van den Heuvel Lafcadio Hearn was born on the Greek island of Santa Maura, originally called Leucadia, in 1850, to an Irish surgeon in the British army and a woman of Maltese ancestry. He and his mother moved to D...
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