Opinion
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Absence and silence
Jeana Vithoulkas tells how a visit to a photographic exhibition with an old friend changed their view of each other.
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Fear and loathing in Bradfield: Nelson’s parting gift
Dr Nick Economou details how the Bradfield byelection, prompted by the resignation of Dr Brendan Nelson,creates a no-win situation for Malcolm Turnbull.
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Time that some responsibility was taken
Thomas Andronas draws on his personal experience to question notions of personal responsibility amongst young people.
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Karamanlis chooses to go to polls
John Psaropoulos was not surprised that Costa Karamanlis has called the snap poll in October.
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Promoting the Cyprus Struggle in Australia
Elias Eracleous comes out in support of the independent efforts to promote Justice for Cyprus outside of the traditional community institutions.
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Why Aussie bureacracy rocks!
The discovery that his passport had been misplaced allowed Fotis to discover the pleasures of a dealing with Australia’s bureaucracy.
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Turkey, the Kurds and Cyprus
Gene Rossides argues that there are major inconsistencies in the Turkish positions on the Kurds and Turkish Cypriots, which are being compounded by US inaction
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White ‘Australian Story’
Chris Fotinopoulos asks where are all the wog stories on the ABC television program ‘Australian Story.’
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Double dissolution not without its dangers
Dr Nick Economou assesses the level of risk the Rudd Government faces if it calls a double dissolution election.
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A new ‘Helsinki Process’ is required
Nicolas Mottas argues that Greece needs to shape a new strategy in its relations with neighbouring Turkey.