Opinion
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Oh Paul, where art thou?
The recent political debate on asylum seekers has Jeana Vithoulkas asking where are the politicians like Paul Keating who have the courage to confront racism?
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The Homecoming-An Expat Returns
Two weeks on from returning to Australia from two years overseas, Lambros Karavis shares his thoughts on what’s changed and what has stayed the same
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One major social reform down, another one on the way
Paid parental leave has emerged as one of the key social policy backgrounds for the upcoming Federal election.
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Nearing half-time in Election 2010
If the battle between Gillard and Abbott was a soccer match, Nick Economou would describe it as being a dull nil-all draw at the end of the first half.
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A Greek response to Turkey’s current neo-Ottomanist diplomacy
Recent violations of Greek continental shelf reignites talks on the Athens-Ankara relations
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Australian Hellenic Council looks to younger generations
AHC taking significant steps to involve second and third generation Hellenic Australians
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Government likely to be returned in winter election
This is a rare winter election the last one, a double dissolution was called by Bob Hawke amidst the brouhaha surrounding the Joh for PM campaign in 1987
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It’s the person not the gender that matters
The focus on the prime minister’s gender, Jeana Vithoulkas argues, is irrelevant in comparison to beliefs and policies.
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Coffee, cakes and contentment
Athens is an interesting place for a young Australian Greek journalist to land in and observe the way the city and its people have changed since his last visit to Greece.