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Features –
Facing dementia – a carer’s story
Mike Sweet investigates the pandemic of dementia in our ageing population, and the challenge our community faces.
Sport –
Sydney Olympic rises up, on and off the park
Former NSL giant Sydney Olympic are preparing for the NSWPL Grand Final on Monday 3 October.
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Aesop: one man’s fable
Twenty years ago, Dennis Paphitis wanted to create plant-based, natural hair products for his clients. What evolved was Aesop: an Australian skin, hair and body range that is takin
Life –
The lost culture of Byzantine Europe
The Eagle Has Two Faces: Journeys through Byzantine Europe is a recently released ‘travelogue’ by Alexander Billinis, exploring the remnants of the Byzantine.
News –
Cas and Jonesy ready for their icy Antarctic mission
Cas and Jonesy are ready to go; next Friday is the last opportunity for friends and lovers of dangerous expeditions to wish good luck to James Castrission and Justin Jonesy who in
Just what the doctor ordered
Hippocrates, believed in the power of natural healing. His birthplace Kos offers all of that and more.
Invasion of the Internet refrigerators
George Parthimos looks at the new innovatin on show at the IFA Show Berlin Special.
News –
Prosecutor to probe ex-statistician’s claims
Top prosecutor Grigoris Peponis on Monday ordered a preliminary investigation into claims by a former employee of the Hellenic Statistical Authority.
News –
New plan may not hold water
Four years after missing a European Union deadline for meeting quality standards for its lakes, rivers and underwater reserves, Greece has finally created a viable system for monit