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Santa was Asia Minor Greek not a white Anglo-Saxon

The problem with notions of cultural appropriation is that I’ll want my real Santa back.

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The grim reality is that the suicide toll is climbing

There is a humanitarian crisis in Australia – a catastrophic systematic crisis – taking more than five per cent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths – suicide.

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Greeks and commerce and industry

Dean Kalimniou reflects on the merchants and businessmen who set about securing the necessary infrastructure that would ensure the viability of an emerging Greek state

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Deconstructing unions

The secret mandate of the ABCC resurrection.

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Παραμύθια

Dean Kalimniou’s daughter’s love of a παραμύθι (fairy tale) is understandable, but the Greeks who revel in the tales of newfound Hellenism, not so much.

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The shadow of 1974

Dr Michális S. Michael looks at the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974 and its impact on the Greek Cypriot psyche.

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The dog whistle becomes a clarion call

Dutton legitimates racism and may be signalling the end of the Liberal Party.

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My big fat Greek week

Mourning a beloved head of state, striking against austerity, risking tension with Turkey. That’s Greece, actually.

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Di pasta Greca

Italian or Greek? Dean Kalimniou delves into the origins of pasta.

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How corruption is impacting Greece and how it can be mitigated

Greece is at a crossroads – does it embrace the conditions imposed by creditors to set Greece onto a sustainable path, or does it resist and maintain the current order?

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