I first learned of the Greeks of Zgorzelec in Poland (formerly the German imperial city of Görlitz) from Preston-based Faye Mangos, who describes in her autobiography “A Cry of the …

The instant my daughter Maya was born time stopped and the world split in half. Everything was recast by cosmic division of before and after. The death of my father …

“Not so much peeved as content,” I responded. “This is my zen face.” Buddhist manuscripts in cursive Greek, dated later than the second century AD, have been recently found in …

Not so long ago, while presenting the Epirus Programme on community radio, I happened to make mention of the passing of Isaac Mizan, who was the last Auschwitz survivor of …

John Berger was one of the most influential art critics of our time. He was also an artist, poet, and novelist. In 1972, he published his best-seller Ways of Seeing …

Picture a street in Victoria lined with empty blocks and lifeless houses. This image captures a pressing issue in our state: a housing crisis of skyrocketing prices and unused spaces. …

John Berger was one of the most influential art critics of our time. He was also an artist, poet, and novelist. In 1972, he published his best-seller Ways of Seeing …

Shadow of fear in 1950s My father was a Protestant Minister, and he carried his fear of others as secretly and discreetly as he could. His fear of others was …

In the glamorous world of celebrities, a new development in Australian tax law is creating ripples far beyond the red carpet. It’s a topic that intertwines the glitz of fame …

Attending the Launch of the Report “Making Multicultural Victoria – 40 years of the Victorian Multicultural Commission, 1983 – 2023” last Monday made me reflect on my career and how …