“That the Jewish and Greek cultures are inextricably linked in an aeons long dialogue and dialectic cannot be denied,” writes Dean Kalimniou

“In a country like Australia the class war must always be a false war”, Sir Robert Menzies

Here’s how the situation stands: The current political system has nothing better to offer the country than the government we have, writes Alexis Papachelas

“The length of a film should be directly related to the endurance of the human bladder.” Alfred Hitchcock

Three-and-a half years on, part of the public sector remains mostly immune to the adjustment process

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Greece’s first Nobel Prize for Literature, awarded to poet and diplomat Giorgos Seferis (1900-1971), “for his eminent lyrical writing”

The Pan Hellenic Games are a most invaluable tessera within the mosaic of our broader Greek Australian community

In complete disregard for Peter Ekonomides’ feelings, he of ‘Rebranding Greece’ fame, the fair country of Hellas has been rebranded

Advanced democracy is the answer to Cyprus’ economic woes

The rule changes that allow rank and file involvement in electing the leader have created a momentum for more ongoing democratic changes