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A picture of Greeks

When we look in the mirror we think that we see ourselves clearly but our reflection is clouded by many things. If we can strip the layers back we will see our true self.

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Athens at high noon

Hunting for some Athenian silence with the heat as an ally.

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Going postal over marriage equality

Nothing good is going to come out of the postal plebiscite on marriage equality. In fact we should brace for polarisation, division, and toxic rhetoric.

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Eternal subversives

Despite the advent of multiculturalism, the archetypal model in Australia seems to have remained the same.

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Beware of Greeks bearing ciggies

Victoria is committing to banning smoking from public places. Well, not entirely. Welcome to Oakleigh’s Eaton Mall.

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The diverse audience of the dead

Insight through Diversity – A Cross-Cultural Exploration of Grief and Ritual for D2KDay – Dying to Know Day.

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Ti tha pei o kosmos?

Anastasia Tsirtsakis calls into question the use of the popular Greek aphorism, and how it reflects our value system.

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Not quite ready for school

Dean Kalimniou on the challenge facing Greek Australian parents who choose to bring up their children with Greek as their first language.

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Idiots at the polling booth

No, Australia should not ‘rethink compulsory voting’.

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Why are people congratulating me on my new boyfriend?

Since getting a boyfriend, all Koraly Dimitriadis seems to be hearing from friends and family is ‘congratulations’. But does this actually set women up for a fall?

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