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Aristophanes’ prophecy: How the clouds foretold Athens’ collapse

First performed in 423 BC at the City Dionysia, the great festival and dramatic competition in honour of Dionysus, it failed to win the prize and bewildered an audience unprepared for its seriousness. Aristophanes’ prophecy: How the clouds foretold Athens’ collapse. Aristophanes…

10 October, 2025

OPINION·WORLD

Exposed: How the EU was built to serve America, not challenge it

Leaked US diplomatic cables exposed: How the EU was built to serve America, not challenge it, a deep transatlantic agenda behind European integration, contrary to public rhetoric. A fascinating article by French journalist Laurent Dauré, based on WikiLeaks documents, decisively disproves former…

5 June, 2025

AUSTRALIA·OPINION

Australia’s great housing lie and how we can fix it

There was a time in Australia when owning a home wasn’t just a dream, it was a milestone that most young people could realistically achieve. This is Australia’s great housing lie, and how we can fix it. You worked, saved, and eventually…

28 May, 2025

ENTERTAINMENT·OPINION·WORLD

Klavdia Papadopoulou: Dignity that captivated all!

Greece’s entry this year, Asteromata by Klavdia Papadopoulou, transcended Eurovision conventions. Klavdia Papadopoulou: Dignity that captivated all! uniting a nation and captivated an international audience—standing proudly above the contest’s typical standards. It’s been decades since Eurovision could be won with a song…

23 May, 2025

GREECE·OPINION·WORLD

Turkey’s long persecution of Pontian Christians

In the city of Trabzon (currently in Turkey), where few Christians are left, St. Maria Catholic Church has suffered its second attack this year. A gunman shot at the church on March 6, but there were no casualties because no one was…

23 May, 2025

OPINION·WORLD

Product naming rights: Cultural heritage or trade barrier?

As Australia and the European Union return to the negotiating table in pursuit of a free-trade agreement, the issue of product naming rights—particularly over terms like “feta” and “prosecco”—has emerged as a surprisingly pivotal sticking point. While seemingly technical, this dispute cuts to the…

21 May, 2025

OPINION·WORLD

Is Britain on the brink of civil war?

Using academic studies on social cohesion, civil war causation theory and social attitudes surveys, he argues that the following preconditions are in place: Is Britain on the brink of civil war? elite overreach, factional polarization. A collapse in trust, economic pressures, and…

16 May, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Victoria needs a long-term commitment to Social Housing as essential infrastructure

A new report from the Victorian Housing Peaks Alliance has brought renewed focus to the state’s ongoing social housing crisis. According to the “Growing Social Housing” report, Victoria will need 80,000 additional social housing dwellings over the next decade just to reach…

14 May, 2025

OPINION·POLITICS

Historic Victory, Historic Responsibilities

Anthony Albanese’s sweeping victory in the May 4 federal election was not just a political triumph — it was a clear statement of intent. Australian voters rejected the opposition’s platform and handed the Prime Minister a second, stronger mandate. The Labor government now appears…

7 May, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Victoria Is Putting Offenders’ Rights Before Children’s Safety

Victoria’s justice system has reached a disturbing new low: convicted sex offenders are being freed from lifelong reporting obligations, leaving children exposed and communities blind to the risks around them. Despite fierce objections from police, courts have approved applications from multiple offenders…

30 April, 2025

OPINION·POLITICS

Australia Must Step Up as Regional Influence Shifts in Indo-Pacific

As geopolitical tensions intensify in the Indo-Pacific, Australia’s ability to shape outcomes in its immediate neighbourhood is under growing scrutiny. Reports that Russia may have approached Indonesia to host long-range aircraft just 1,300 kilometres from Australia’s northern coast – even if denied – have sparked debate on…

23 April, 2025

OPINION·WORLD

Wesley Clark reveals when the conflict in Ukraine will end

At a time when the Ukraine war is grinding on in the trenches and the landscape is slowly changing, Wesley Clark reveals when the conflict in Ukraine will end. The former commander of NATO’s Allied Forces has made a striking assessment that…

21 April, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Metro Tunnel delays show why Victoria needs more than just big promises

By any measure, Melbourne’s $15 billion Metro Tunnel is a monumental piece of infrastructure. Five new underground stations, untangling key rail corridors, and the promise of “turn-up-and-go” services sounded like a game-changer for commuters. But now, as leaked documents reveal widespread service…

16 April, 2025

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Aristophanes’ prophecy: How the clouds foretold Athens’ collapse

Exposed: How the EU was built to serve America, not challenge it

Australia’s great housing lie and how we can fix it

Klavdia Papadopoulou: Dignity that captivated all!

Turkey’s long persecution of Pontian Christians

Product naming rights: Cultural heritage or trade barrier?

Is Britain on the brink of civil war?

Victoria needs a long-term commitment to Social Housing as essential infrastructure

Historic Victory, Historic Responsibilities

Victoria Is Putting Offenders’ Rights Before Children’s Safety

Australia Must Step Up as Regional Influence Shifts in Indo-Pacific

Wesley Clark reveals when the conflict in Ukraine will end

Metro Tunnel delays show why Victoria needs more than just big promises

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