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.

Athens is an interesting place for a young Australian Greek journalist to land in and observe the way the city and its people have changed since his last visit to Greece.

Gillard seeks to maintain Labor’s blue collar vote by talking tough on assylum while not losing its white collar vote which seeks a more humanitarian policy.

In the best tradition of the worst kind of powerpoint presentations, On The Spit resort to tweets to make its pithy observation on Mundial

Michael C Scott at the real power women had in Ancient Greece

Greeks have a long history of being great pluralists despite regular calls for a focus on common purpose.

Nicholas Mottas argues that the IMF-EU rescue package and the austerity program it requires
is too onerous for Greek citizens

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