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From the earliest days of the conflict in 1914, powerful voices called for a negotiated compromise to end the First World War. But there arguments failed to make an impact, and the fighting rumbled on despite the mounting death toll and destruction. Why were they ignored, asks Holger Afflerbach, and was there any hope of bringing about an earlier peace?
By Concerned Academics and ExpertsMay 24, 2023, https://johnmenadue.com/an-open-letter-to-the-australian-government-from-concerned-scholars-regarding-the-aukus-agreement/ We the undersigned are scholars of the humanities and social sciences and other disciplines with expertise in the following issues. We write this open letter to express our concerns regarding the Australia, United Kingdom, United States (AUKUS) trilateral security agreement. Specifically, our concerns relate to pillar one of…
20 Greek-Australians were included in Monday's Queens Birthday Honours List for the myriad roles they have performed in Australian society.
Among those honoured were 20 prominent Greek Australians in the areas of philanthropy, medicine, community service and the arts.
Professor Joy Damousi grew up in Fitzroy as a child, she played in its lanes and alleyways. Now she tells the story.