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Putting on an act

International academic, Professor Angelos Chaniotis, talks politics in a different way. Body language, tone of voice and appearance all play a part in who we vote for.

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Special-needs stoush erupts in Melbourne’s west

Labor says underfunding threatens assessment of pre-schoolers as Napthine government defends its record

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Eighteen Greek Australian candidates want our vote

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Good deeds

Entrepreneur Maria Xynias took an awful situation and made good with her business, Ladies Running Errands

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Interim state broadcaster starts news programming

Public Television runs its first news program as the European Broadcasting Union halts its relay of programs that the sacked ERT workers have been producing

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Greek olive oil makes a splash

The nostalgia for olive groves and barrels of olive oil has taken on new meaning in crisis-hit Greece

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Enjoy spring magic at Tesselaar Tulip Festival

There are only few weeks a year when you can enjoy the magic of the tulips

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East West link opposition grows

Campaign to stop the $8 billion project intensifies

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More or less a draw

The first debate between Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was close, say Neos Kosmos online readers

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NSW Premier defies Gallipoli ban

Turkish consul ramps up row over state’s recognition of genocides

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