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The last of vintage Melbourne (opens the original)
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It’s Sunday, sometime between 1986 and 1988, I’m in my twenties and visiting Melbourne from Adelaide. I am at the Dogs Bar in St Kilda, with cousins working in the new building and banking boom. The place is jammed with striped Oxford shirts, moleskins, and RM Williams desert boots, everyone is pissed and we’re bellowing Prince’s “Purple Rain” in unison. Sunday afternoons Dogs Bar became ‘a safe space’ for not so safe yuppies wanting Americanised burgers, international beers and MTV pop. Dogs Ba
Democracy Place puts Greek legacy at the heart of Melbourne (opens the original)
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Greek Australian leaders have welcomed the Victorian Government’s decision to name a Melbourne square Democracy Place, calling it a recognition of Greece’s gift of democracy to the world and of the Hellenic community’s place in the state’s multicultural story. Premier Ben Carroll announced the naming of Democracy Place before acknowledging the other speakers and guests before explaining what the name represents. “Democracy Place recognises the significance of the Greek community to Victoria, but
Democracy Place puts Greek legacy at the heart of Melbourne (opens the original)
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Greek Australian leaders have welcomed the Victorian Government’s decision to name a Melbourne square Democracy Place, calling it a recognition of Greece’s gift of democracy to the world and of the Hellenic community’s place in the state’s multicultural story. Premier Ben Carroll announced the naming of Democracy Place before acknowledging the other speakers and guests before explaining what the name represents. “Democracy Place recognises the significance of the Greek community to Victoria, but
This doctor wants to see more Greek grandparents at Darebin Creek (opens the original)
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Medibank’s chief medical officer suggests getting off the couch, leaving the shopping centre behind, and heading down to Darebin Creek. Dr Paul Eleftheriou, chief medical officer at Medibank Private, calls it “mental fitness” and believes it deserves as much daily focus as physical fitness. Medibank Private is Australia’s largest private health insurer and owns many primary care clinics and hospitals through its subsidiary, Amplar Health. The medical officer says that mental fitness is like phys
From migrant child to madam ambassador: Jenny Bloomfield's journey comes full circle (opens the original)
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Former Australian Ambassador to Greece, Jenny (Polyxeni) Bloomfield, was in Sydney last week to launch her book, Australian Ambassador. The book reflects on her journey from arriving in Australia at 12 to returning to Greece three decades later as Australia’s Ambassador during one of the most difficult periods in modern Greek history: the Greek Financial Crisis. In Sydney, Bloomfield held a series of meetings with Greek and Australian political, diplomatic, business and community leaders. She sp
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