OPINION- Page 5

The Beetaloo Basin – A key to Australia’s energy future?

As Australia’s energy crisis deepens, the looming shortage of natural gas on the east coast is becoming a stark reality. With domestic production stymied by regulatory uncertainty, activist opposition, and green tape, Australia could soon face higher energy prices and risks of…

11 December, 2024

OPINION·WORLD

A political alternative is needed for the Gaza Strip crisis

Last Sunday, the Israel-Hamas war entered its seventh month Unfortunately, among the victims of this horrific war are thousands of civilians, including Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom from the humanitarian organization World Central Kitchen. Her unjustifiable death, along with six other members…

10 April, 2024

Israeli fighter jets bombed the Iranian consulate in Damascus

OPINION

Israel’s airstrike on the Iranian Consulate and the geopolitical chessboard

Israeli fighter jets launched an airstrike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus on Monday, resulting in the deaths of more than a dozen individuals. This action, seen as a provocative move against Iran and Syria, suggests Israel’s intentions to escalate tensions directly…

5 April, 2024

OPINION

Political activism has no place in our schools

During last month’s Harmony Day in Melbourne, a group of students, from a background associated with the southernmost former Yugoslav republic, attempted to utilise the occasion to push political agendas, sparking controversy in the otherwise harmonious and inclusive multicultural society of our…

3 April, 2024

AUSTRALIA·OPINION

Uncontrolled immigration is seriously damaging the economy

The Australian Bureau of Statistics figures and the ongoing cost of living crisis highlight a problem that we, as the offspring of migrants or migrants ourselves, are perhaps ashamed to admit. The uncontrolled and excessive number of incoming immigrants without a corresponding…

27 March, 2024

GREECE·OPINION

Hellenic Postal Vote: Let our voice be heard at last!

For over a month now, the online platform for the registration of those enrolled on the electoral rolls in Greece and wish to vote by post in the upcoming European elections has been operational. This is a substantial opening to Greeks all…

20 March, 2024

OPINION·VICTORIA

Clear skies, no fear of lightning…

Last December the Victorian Ombudsman Ms Deborah Glass published a damning report on the State Government’s alleged politicisation of the public sector, which criticised the “frequent circumvention of merit-based recruitment processes” by government departments. Those of you who use Melbourne or Victorian…

13 March, 2024

GREECE·OPINION

The description of Skopje as “Historic Macedonia” sets off alarm bells

For several days now Channel 9 has been regularly running a Tripadeal advertisement promoting a “Balkan holiday package” with one of the destinations being the supposed “Historic Macedonia”. Unfortunately, no mention is made of Greece, nor of visits to Vergina, Pella or…

6 March, 2024

OPINION·VICTORIA

Reveal all the details of the Metro tunnel scandal

The cancellation of the Commonwealth Games and the revised budgets of most of Victoria’s major projects, with sums skyrocketing, are of particular concern to citizens who are facing serious financial problems due to the cost-of-living crisis and the repeated hikes in interest…

21 February, 2024

OPINION

Ιt is essential that our Consulate is adequately staffed!

This year’s upcoming visits to Australia by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the Leader of the Official Opposition, Stefanos Kasselakis, are a shining example of the recognition, by those in the homeland, of the immense value of strengthening the…

14 February, 2024

OPINION

Did we learn the hard way?

The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has warned that the government’s ongoing inquiry into the way the Covid-19 pandemic was handled is “insufficient” to calculate the true human cost of the pandemic. The inquiry has been criticised since it was announced last…

7 February, 2024

COMMUNITY·OPINION

The 25th of March Independence Day parade in April?

The recent announcement by the Victorian National Anniversary Committee stating that this year’s national anniversary parade for the 25th of March will be held on Sunday 14 April at Lakeside Stadium (South Melbourne Hellas’ stadium) in Albert Park, caused much debate within…

31 January, 2024

COMMUNITY·OPINION

Classical Studies in Australia? Why not…

Last Thursday, the Drive program on 3XY Radio Hellas hosted the President of the Australian Society for Classical Studies, Mr Kostas Bouzikos. As he pointed out, the Australian Society for Classical Studies is an organisation for students, parents, teachers, politicians, experts and…

24 January, 2024

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OPINION- Page 5

The Beetaloo Basin – A key to Australia’s energy future?

A political alternative is needed for the Gaza Strip crisis

Israel’s airstrike on the Iranian Consulate and the geopolitical chessboard

Political activism has no place in our schools

Uncontrolled immigration is seriously damaging the economy

Hellenic Postal Vote: Let our voice be heard at last!

Clear skies, no fear of lightning…

The description of Skopje as “Historic Macedonia” sets off alarm bells

Reveal all the details of the Metro tunnel scandal

Ιt is essential that our Consulate is adequately staffed!

Did we learn the hard way?

The 25th of March Independence Day parade in April?

Classical Studies in Australia? Why not…

TA NEA – 11 September 2024

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