Recent
News –
Hoddle Street killer denied computer again
Mass murder Julian Knight will continue his fight to get a computer in his cell.
News –
When OXI in Greek means no
Various members of the Greek community and dignitaries paid their respects last Sunday for OXI Day at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne.
Sport –
Olympiakos promoters sued by Victory
The promoters who organised the soccer friendly for Olympiakos against Melbourne Victory are being sued by the Melbourne side for unpaid fees.
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Groups warn of spike in homophobic attacks
A spike in attacks against men and women perceived to be gay by suspected members of ultra-right organizations has prompted the reaction of rights groups.
Features –
To the farthest place on Earth
Vasilis Vasilas’ latest book, To the Farthest Place on Earth, looks at the journey and settlement of Lesvian migrants to New Zealand.
Life –
Dora’s recipe: Leeks, fennel with ouzo
A great fresh tasting dish with that traditional ouzo flavour.
Life –
Review: Dead Europe
Dead Europe is a film about the forgotten people of Europe and the diaspora looking back, and this adaptation of Christos Tsiolkas’ novel succeeds absolutely.
News –
SYRIZA and police clash over photos
The police on Wednesday accused SYRIZA of trying to usurp authority and following tactics adopted by Golden Dawn.
News –
Greek Parliament passes new austerity package with tiny majority
The coalition government narrowly passed an omnibus bill containing structural reforms and austerity measures shortly after midnight on Wednesday.
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Australian embassies to get more resources
Government inquiry backs the expansion of Australia’s diplomatic footprint.