Kostas Karamarkos
Features –
Rewriting the history of Hellenism in Australia
In 1988, when Australia celebrated its 200th anniversary since the commencement of its oppressive and violent white settlement, the then publishing house of McPhee Gribble/Penguin, published a four-volume thematic history …
Dialogue –
Where is the Greek Australian community heading?
Kostas Karamarkos looks the future of Greek Australian community through its willingness to contribute to the wider community.
News –
Not only a debt crisis
Greece needs structural changes and a responsive leadership, says former minister Pavlos Yeroulanos.
News –
Property tax headaches
New real estate tax ENFIA applies to all property owners in Greece, regardless of where they reside.
Dialogue –
Perceptions of Australia in Greece
Australia is now portrayed as the ‘Promised Land’ by the Greek Media. The distorted description for the land Down Under has helped create unrealistic expectations.
News –
ECCV turns 40
The Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria was the first multicultural umbrella body to be formed in Australia.
News –
PM: join us at your own pace
Multiculturalism allows migrants to join Team Australia in their own way and at their own pace, says Tony Abbott.
Dialogue –
Delegitimising multiculturalism in Australia
Minority groups are so susceptible to misunderstanding and prejudice in testing times. It’s up to the government and the mainstream media to be more tolerant.
Dialogue –
Can the Abbott government ‘come back’?
The Abbott government in the last few weeks is taking full advantage of almost all the political ‘opportunities’ presented to it.
Dialogue –
Tracing national characteristics through history
Geography, history and the human struggle and need to survive might help cultivate certain national characteristics.