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'Democratic memory represents an irreversible debt to history' - Vimarsana News

'Democratic memory represents an irreversible debt to history'

In Australia, Doxa Komodromou, the Deputy Government Spokesperson of Cyprus, represented the Republic of Cyprus at events condemning the dark anniversaries of the coup and the Turkish invasion, which commenced in Melbourne.

A-League pride round: Six-year-olds told they must wear 'pride shirts' - Vimarsana News

A-League pride round: Six-year-olds told they must wear 'pride shirts'

The game is taking place during the A-League's inaugural Pride Celebration round held between February 24-26, with a follow-up round on March 4 in New Zealand.

Adelaide and City share the points in a thrilling 2-2 weekend stalemate - Vimarsana News

Adelaide and City share the points in a thrilling 2-2 weekend stalemate

Adelaide FC and Melbourne City played to a thrilling 2-2 draw, Sydney FC drew 1-1 with Brisbane Roar this weekend.

A-League coach lets loose on referee - Vimarsana News

A-League coach lets loose on referee

Adelaide United coach Carl Veart has unleashed on the A-League after his side was embarrassed by Sydney FC at Coopers Stadium on Saturday.

Source: qt.com.au
Phoenix down Adelaide with dramatic late penalty - Vimarsana News

Phoenix down Adelaide with dramatic late penalty

Share on Twitter Sunday's game at WIN Stadium looked set to finish in an entertaining 1-1 draw before Adelaide goalkeeper Joe Gauci was penalised for a late challenge on Phoenix substitute Jaushua Sotirio in the fifth minute of injury time. Israeli striker Hemed stepped up to stroke the penalty home and seal a vital win for the Phoenix who move up to sixth on the ladder with their third win from their past four matches. Adelaide will feel extremely hard done by leaving Wollongong without at least one point after they had hit the front early in the second half when captain Stefan M...

Source: sbs.com.au