Opinion
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PASOK and New Democracy: Still standing on Sunday?
Nick Malkoutzis gives his view on the Greek elections, focusing on the drastic blow to major parties PASOK and New Democracy.
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Cafes of yore
In this week’s diatribe, we sip a flat white alongside Dean while looking at the cafes of yesteryear.
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Long distance voting
Greek journalist Nikos Konstandaras gives his opinion on why foreign parties should stay out of the Greek elections on May 6.
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Vitamin D, gift of Helios
Just as Hephaestos thought he could endure no more, Helios, the Titan Sun God, came to the rescue. Lifting the exhausted blacksmith into his blazing chariot and taking him upwards
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Ibrahim Pasha Pargali and other Greeks
“Indeed, Greek historiography tends to gloss over the doings of those of its sons that embraced the lifestyle and religion of their oppressors,” Dean Kalimniou in this week’s diatr
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Greek society in a state of limbo
Franceska Megaloudi looks at how the crisis in Greece has affected its citizens, their demeanour and lifestyle, and who’s to blame – if anyone – leading up to the elections in Gree
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Symbolic suicide
Dean Kalimniou takes a look at the suicide of a 77-year-old man at Syntagma Square; its implications on Greek society, politics and what it means to Greek Australians.
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Why we should all remember ANZAC Day
Steve Kyritsis, President of the Hellenic RSL Sub-Branch in Melbourne Victoria, gives his opinion on the importance of ANZAC Day.
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Ton Vaion (Palm Sunday)
Dean Kalimniou explores the significance of Palm Sunday in this week’s diatribe.