In the glamorous world of celebrities, a new development in Australian tax law is creating ripples far beyond the red carpet. It’s a topic that intertwines the glitz of fame …

Attending the Launch of the Report “Making Multicultural Victoria – 40 years of the Victorian Multicultural Commission, 1983 – 2023” last Monday made me reflect on my career and how …

The ancients feared the Strix as the worst kind of monster; a malevolent bird that would emerge under cover of darkness in order to feast on the blood and flesh …

“Out of all the frontiers of the classical world, none has endured as long in the poetic imagination of both European and Asian alike as the Greco-Parthian Kingdom. In its …

Independent candidate Ian Cook has been at Mulgrave local for a lifetime; his children were born there. Cook ran a local catering business, ‘I Cook Foods’, that was shut down …

The people of Mulgrave have a choice to make in the by-election this Saturday, 18 November. Only a vote for Eden Foster and Labor will ensure strong representation in government. …

This Saturday’s Mulgrave by-election is about giving voters an important choice after years of neglect by Labor. One of the joys for me in recent weeks has been moving around …

My first time meeting Alexandros was as a student of his, studying ancient Greek after-hours, originally at the Alphington Grammar School campus, and then the Doncaster High Campus. Our class …

There’s been an odd bit of tension in the reviews of Emily Wilson’s new translation of Homer’s Iliad as readers have celebrated the work for making Homer modern, championed it …

I have seen it from the inside. Twenty-two years ago, skirting broken syringes and shattered glass, I climbed up a rickety set of stairs into a ramshackle building, the broad …