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Important elements of Australia are not reflected in the census and are of concern since our government may not understand the true complexity of its multicultural identity.

Life

Tania Giannouli: ‘We need beauty, today, more than ever’

Following her participation in a 10-hour long concert of collective improvisation by 15 musicians at the Nisyros Volcano, Nikos Fotakis speaks to musician Tania Giannouli.

News

Pre and post-invasion Cyprus

Greek Centre presents a lecture on fact finding missions by Don Dunstan and Nick Bolkus.

News

Medicinal cannabis closer in Victoria

Government grows its own as horticultural trials continue.

Dialogue

Since the time of ancient Greece, the Olympics and bribery have gone hand in hand

There’s one ‘tradition’ that’s a strong holdover from ancient Greece: allegations of bribery, some of which were documented more than 2,000 years ago.

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Sport

Spartans win back-to-back premierships

On Sunday the Hawthorn Spartans brought the premiership home for the third time in the club’s history.

Sport

Korakaki regards gold medal as payback for ‘open war’ with federation

Close to quitting shooting three years ago, Anna Korakaki is thankful she stuck it out.

News

WA Liberals back free speech campaign as the rights of bigots re-emerge

The motion’s acceptance for ‘the right to be a bigot’, is another sign that the free speech argument is gaining greater traction, writes Michael Sweet.

Life

Andrews Hamburgers move upmarket

Greg Pappas has opened a second store for his much-loved burgers.

News

‘We’ve given evidence and it’s been ignored’

An unprecedented 103 current and former workers on Manus Island and Nauru speak out, among them four Greek Australians.

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