The rise of Hellenic doughnuts | Neos Kosmos
Purveyors of Oakleigh’s finest doughnuts, Yani and Nicholas Kabylakis talk to Neos Kosmos about doughnuts that ‘touch people’s hearts’ WorkingContinue Reading
Author: Stamatina Hasiotis
Tina Hasiotis is a writer and researcher based in Melbourne, Australia. G'day.
Ho Ho Oh? Archaeologists find tomb of St Nicholas in Turkey | Neos Kosmos
A recent archaeological discovery underneath a Turkish church could shed light on the mysterious whereabouts of St Nicholas A recentContinue Reading
Fair fares: Pressure builds to secure concession cards for postgrads | Mojo
Fares Fair PTV, a coalition of Victorian university student associations, is working to secure student public transport concessions for full-timeContinue Reading
The Long Road Home | On Dit
The following interview was with David in 2009. “When I was in primary school, and they asked you toContinue Reading
Marriage equality campaigners vow to keep fighting after ‘disappointing’ ruling | The Age
Supporters of marriage equality have vowed to continue campaigning after the High Court gave a green light to the same-sex marriage postalContinue Reading
Max and his three dads celebrate difference on Father’s Day | Sydney Morning Herald
This Father’s Day, seven-year-old Max will buy three presents for his three dads. Kids at school often ask Max: “Where’sContinue Reading
Parenthood a joy for first-time dad pushing 60 | The Age
When people ask Brett Eagleton if toddler Katie is his granddaughter, he laughs. Katie, who is 20 months old, is his firstContinue Reading
Metro Tunnel: New train stations should be named after location, say transport users | The Age
When it comes to naming Melbourne’s new train stations, commuters are torn between the creative and the bleeding obvious. AContinue Reading
Racial discrimination detrimental to physical health
New research from The University of California, Riverside shows us how racial discrimination can affect our physical health
Fitzroy residents say ACU development is a “monster in the midst”
Upset Fitzroy residents have been petitioning against a large new development planned by Australian Catholic University that they fear will impact on the area’s liveability.
