If Tony Abbott and his Coalition partners do not respond now that Rudd is gaining momentum their task might become a lot more difficult later on, argues Kostas Karamarkos.

Changing realities and dilemmas.

With Kevin Rudd back in power and the polls already indicating a Labor resurgence, what can we expect from the upcoming elections? Kostas Karamarkos gives his opinion.

In this week’s Diatribe, Dean Kalimniou looks at the concept of time, in the East and West.

“I’m as Greek as a souvlaki, I’m as Irish as a stew” (Johnny Young).

‘The Greek Mafia’ and other slurs towards Greek taxi drivers prompted this letter to the Victorian Legislative Council

Hardly a day goes by in this country without having a reference in the news in relation to asylum seekers or illegal migrants

Will Germany make the similar bold move to end the Odyssey for justice to the Greek victims and close these dark chapters of history?

“If ERT is being shut down owing to poor management, why cannot the Greek government also be shut down for the same reason?”

As the election date approaches, the news cycle as well as the public sphere is filled with issues that affect people’s lives, and demand the attention of the electorate