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Melville-Jones and AMAC have final say on FYROM group complaint
Here is the response from Professor John Melville-Jones following the termination of a complaint made against him by a FYROM organisation:
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Elegy for Anthea
Dean Kalimniou pays homage to Greek Australian songstress Anthea Sidiropoulos and her impact on Greek music in Australia.
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Europe’s problems solved?
If the EU wishes to end the current crisis, the writing is on the wall.
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Scribblefest 2012
A weekend celebration of Greek Australian writers, Dean Kalimniou explores the very first Antipodes Writers Festival.
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Christos Fifis and a place for a village
Dean Kalimniou explores Christos Fifis latest poetry anthology and it’s influence on the Greek Australian community.
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Greek media in the post-crisis era
Information comes to us in more ways than traditional media.
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Engaging the heart and soul of Ellinismo
Sophie Constance uncovers the true meaning of ‘Ellinismo’ as Greece is in the midst of the global / euro financial crisis.
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In search of a common platform
The new gov’t will need to employ the structural versus cyclical concept of the budget balance.
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Advancing Australian identity with Hellenic tradition
Peter Adamis discusses how we should maintain our Hellenic identity, whilst remaining Australian.