The Washington Post2d
George F. Will
George Will writes a twice-weekly column on politics and domestic and foreign affairs. He began his column with The Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977.
Greek City Times8d
Linchpin Takes Over Former Jon Adgemis Pubs as Sydney Hospitality Scene Evolves
Linchpin, led by Terry Soukoulis, is taking over several of Jon Adgemis’ former Sydney venues as the pub baron works to pay ...
Broadsheet11d
Hot List Update: Brunswick East’s Taverna Joins the List (and Melbourne’s Greek Revival)
Good news: a new wave of openings is putting a dent in that deficit. The Hot-Listed Kafeneion kicked things off when it ...
The Australian14d
Jon Adgemis’ pays creditors, as his pubs rise from the ashes of Public Hospitality’s collapse
Mr Soukoulis has also brought on culinary figure George Calombaris to advise the business. The former MasterChef judge is advising on the food at its several venues, after first arriving in Sydney ...
Jon Adgemis’ pays creditors, as his pubs rise from the ashes of Public Hospitality’s collapse
Sydney pub baron Jon Adgemis has handed over $400,000 to creditors, as plans begin for a string of his former venues to ...
ThePrint15d
These chefs are done taking orders. They’re turning entrepreneurs
From Regi Mathew’s Kappa Chakka Kandhari to Saransh Goila’s butter chicken chain and Manu Chandra’s multi-brand business, chefs are cashing in on India’s appetite for new flavours.
Sydney Morning Herald16d
Chef George Calombaris opens new restaurant in Sydney’s inner west … and it’s not Greek
Prominent Melbourne chef and Greek restaurateur George Calombaris has made an unexpected pivot, revealing his involvement in a newly opened Chinese restaurant in Sydney’s inner west. The venue ...
Greek City Times16d
George Calombaris Opens New Chinese Restaurant in Sydney’s Inner West, Shifting Focus from Greek Cuisine
Celebrity chef George Calombaris, best known for his Greek cuisine, has made an unexpected shift by opening a Chinese restaurant in Sydney’s inner west. The new venue, Double Happy Chinese Restaurant, ...
This popular Greek pop-up has found its spiritual home in Melbourne’s north
Taverna, which popped up in the old Epocha space in Carlton last year, goes permanent this week, reviving one of Melbourne’s legendary Greek dining sites.
Daily Camera24d
Opinion: George Will: There are ample reasons, not about his personal life, for rejecting Hegseth
George WillWashington Post Suppose you asked each of these 100 to list 100 people qualified to be defense secretary. There could be, cumulatively, 10,000 different names. What is the probability ...