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2009 in the national capital: A year of good and bad
Dr Nick Economou reflects on the year that was in the national capital in 2009.
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The Katsarolles of Leonidas
A readers offers their observations on the katsaroles and Leonidas in Brunswick.
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Reflecting on our Christmas craving
Vicky Tsaconas reflects on Christmas and our desire for endless consumption.
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Reviewing the Greek riots
A reflection on Greece in a post-riot environment and its capacity to deal with near economic collapse and entrenched government sector malaise
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Vrasidas’ Melancholia and Greek Politics
Vrasidas Karalis needs to critique as well as criticise when writing about political corruption in Greece.
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Keep Leonidas but pots and pans must go
Ange Kenos makes the case to keep the sculpture of Leonidas in Brunswick.
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Making the case for Alphington
Withholding elections at the GOCMV may jeopardise the building of Alphington multipurpose hall.
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Turnbull could be back (after the next election)!
Abbott’s rise to the Coalition leadership maybe a blessing in disguise for Turnbull – but it’s clearly a blessing for Rudd, argues Dr Nick Economou.