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Dialogue

Dialogue

The new millennium has been pretty tough on the Liberal Party in Victoria

Since 1992, only two Liberal Party opposition leaders have won state elections in Victoria. Only Jeff Kennett scraped together a majority of seats in Victorian Parliament to be re-elected in …

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Diatribe: When Homer serenaded Stalin

If you want to really roast someone these days, social media offers ample opportunity to do so in a multitude of ways. If you want to do so without the …

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A Burden on The Earth: Greek Myth and climate change

I grew up in Southern Maine in the United States, spending most of my childhood outside in the pine forests during the 1980s and 1990s. As an adult, I now …

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Scott Morrison did not trust his team. But voters do not trust politicians.

If current trends continue, fewer than 10 per cent of Australians will trust their politicians and political institutions by 2025, according to research conducted by Democracy 2025. Sadly, this research …

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Diatribe – Winter ruminations

Ignatios, who goes among the populace under the soubriquet of Nate, is a proud Peloponnesian. His ancestors hail, he tells me, from one of the many villages in which, the …

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Diatribe: In the mirror’s image

It is that time of year when an icy wind blasts itself through Oakleigh, hurtling tumbleweeds down a desolate Eaton Mall. On the other side of Melbourne, a few lonely …

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The Hellenic ideal: how our Greek heritage enriches our artistic appreciation

Ask yourself whether you have engaged fully with your artistic side. You may say yes, if you have found clarity in the meanings of music, whichever genre it may be, …

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Lessons from the Manly 7 fiasco: What do we take away?

Now that much of the dust has settled from rugby league’s ‘Manly 7’, it is time to take a deep breath and contemplate how we as a contemporary multicultural, liberal …

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The Albanese Government’s ‘honeymoon’? I think not.

We are three months in to a new federal Labor government and things seem to be going well. Poll numbers are good, legislation has been passed through the House of …

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Take wind and emotion out of populism’s sails

Minor parties and independents are winning seats in parliament through populist platitudes. Emotional triggers that offer hope with little attention to achievable solutions are their stock in trade. The teals’ …

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