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Simon Kennedy sends message to Greek community ahead of Cook by-election

The Liberal candidate for Cook, Simon Kennedy, has sent a message to the Greek community on why he should be elected in the Cook by-election.

The dream, the utopia and the Greeks abroad built the independence of Greece

There are many readings about the Greek Revolution, a phenomenon that gave birth to the first independent new country in Eastern Europe.

Professor Anastasios Tamis: ‘Abolish university entrance exams in Australia’

How is it possible that a continuous struggle of three years, a course of intensive learning of three full years, can be replaced with a two or three-hour exam?

Retrieving the Marbles: Diplomacy or the courts?

Will diplomatic efforts ultimately prove successful in retrieving the Parthenon Marbles held by the British Museum?

Patricia Karvelas pushes to ‘ban the boo’ at sports games

Patricia Karvelas has shared her opinions on why she wants to ban the 'boo' at sports games after a recent experience watching the footy.
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Opinion

Simon Kennedy sends message to Greek community ahead of Cook by-election

The Liberal candidate for Cook, Simon Kennedy, has sent a message to the Greek community on why he should be elected in the Cook by-election.

The dream, the utopia and the Greeks abroad built the independence of Greece

There are many readings about the Greek Revolution, a phenomenon that gave birth to the first independent new country in Eastern Europe.

Professor Anastasios Tamis: ‘Abolish university entrance exams in Australia’

How is it possible that a continuous struggle of three years, a course of intensive learning of three full years, can be replaced with a two or three-hour exam?
Angelo Tsarouchas Skits and Wits tour

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