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

Paid parental leave has emerged as one of the key social policy backgrounds for the upcoming Federal election.

Inventories may sound pretty boring, but they reveal the changing fortunes of ancient Greece.

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.

Recent violations of Greek continental shelf reignites talks on the Athens-Ankara relations

AHC taking significant steps to involve second and third generation Hellenic Australians

Ross Karavis opens the bottle on Greece’s national drink.

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

Cambridge scholar Micheal C. Scott looks into Greece’s ancient love for inventories and their meaning.

The focus on the prime minister’s gender, Jeana Vithoulkas argues, is irrelevant in comparison to beliefs and policies.