There is a history in all men's lives.
Grafton 27 October 1944 Grafton Examiner, page 2 Greek Community Presents Greek Flag to High School The Greek community of Grafton yesterday presented a Greek flag to the Grafton High School to commemorate the liberation...
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Story number 1: Damian N Andronicus (Diamianos Andronikos) ……the last man standing….. Damian N Andronicus, in his home, September, 2010 Life in Australia , written in 1916, was the first book published in the Greek langu...
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O Kosmos, NEWS IN ENGLISH FRIDAY 11 DECEMBER 2009 page 29 LIA_Launch_Report_p29_O_Kosmos.pdf The magnificent book, Life in Australia, in both Greek and English editions, was launched at MacLaurin Hall, Sydney University,...
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Sydney Morning Herald, December 9, 2009 page 10. Photo by Jack Patty 's son, Manuel Patty A newly reprinted book reveals the story of early Greek migrants in Australia, writes Anna Patty. The dockets at Aroney's Cafe in...
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How the books were conceived, composited, designed, and printed The initial impetus arose out of collecting research material for the web-site www.kythera-family.net. It became very obvious to James Prineas, Angelo Notar...
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An Extended and amended version, of the interview published in: Epsilon Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 6, 15th June, 2006. pp. 32-35 Family ties George Poulos talks to Savvas Limnatitis about www.kythera-family.net, a web sit...
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The Daily Examiner, Grafton. August 30, 2003, page 8. by Juris Graney The history of Greek cafes in the Clarence Valley is being documented by two historians as part of a project called ‘In Their Own Image: Greek Austral...
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Brinos Notaras with a stack of blackbutt boards air-drying Blackbutt, or Eucalyptus pilularis, has been one of the mainstays of the New South Wales timber industry for more than a century. Howard Spencer talks to north...
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Paper delivered by JOHN COMINO Dip Law (SAB), Notary Public to the 1ST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF KYTHERAISMOS Kythera, Greece September 24-26, 2004 “Η πατριδα ενος ανθρωπου ειναι εκει που ευδοκιμει και πλουτιςει" .........
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The Crethar Hamburger Harry and his dad wasted no time in adding a series of mod cons, the culmination of which was the introduction of music selection boxes at each cubicle where the latest pop tunes could be chosen at...
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Kytherians at War Greek Australian VEMA TO BHMA 7/39 April 2002 ANZAC Day Feature Compiled (with the help of many others) and edited by Ann Coward No, this is not an article about feuding families. It is about Australia...
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First section of Chapter XI Australians and Greeks 1 The Early Years Halstead Press Sydney 1992 pp.190-222 If there is a single word which summarises the lives of most Greeks in Australia early in the 20th century it is...
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From, Peter Vanges. Kythera. A History. 1993. Chapter 52 Kytherian Brotherhood of Australia (NSW) Committees, 1922-2005. Seventy years ago, the Kytherian pioneers in Australia saw the need to unite the Kytherian communit...
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From, Peter Vanges. Kythera. A History. 1993. Chapter 52 Kytherian Brotherhood of Australia (NSW) Seventy years ago, the Kytherian pioneers in Australia saw the need to unite the Kytherian community within a formal assoc...
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Australian Capital Territory Public Place Names 2002, No. 11 (Street Nomenclature – Gungahlin) Disallowable Instrument DI2002-171 made under the Public Place Names Act 1989, section 3 (Minister to determine names) I DETE...
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Angelo Victor Crethar of Lismore had the honour of leading the rejoicing on the North Coast of NSW over the liberation of Kythera in Sep1944. Quoting him on 3Oct44 the Northern Star, under the prominent heading North Coa...
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Upper Hunter Valley Aberdeen Theo Harry Catsoulis, the farmer earlier of Grafton, Casino and Bellingen, came here with his family in the late war years and remained through to at least the early 1920s, perhaps retailing...
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The Hunter Region Cessnock Seventeen year old Mick Emmanuel Potiri led the Catering Corps into Cessnock in 1908 after a brief cadetship with his brother George on the Tablelands. Four and a half years later he passed com...
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Mid North Coast Bowraville Looks like another rare town whose fortifications managed to hold out the encircling wagons of the Kytherians. Around 1914 a bloke named Arthur Kyriacos appears to have brought the first Greek...
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The Clarence District Bellingen Athanasios Anastasios Samios came down from Murwillumbah in early 1908, by then an old experienced hand aged 20, and was possibly a waiter for someone or other until establishing/acquiring...
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