It's one of the most famous of stories - the ancient Greek epic the Odyssey. The latest cinematic adaptation has drawn widespread praise, but also criticism on social media about why there are no Greeks in the lead roles - and if this even matters in the retelling of ancient myths.
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Folge vom 27.07.2026Who Gets to Tell Greek Stories? The Odyssey Casting Controversy
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Folge vom 26.07.2026Is India entering the post-Modi era? Why victory for India's Cockroach movement is such a big dealIndia's youth-led Cockroach movement has cancelled further protests after the Modi government accepted all of their demands. The unexpected concession is viewed as a major victory for protesters fighting for education reforms and greater government accountability.
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Folge vom 25.07.2026Experts sound alarm over NT law they say could lead to 'another Stolen Generation'Reforms to the Northern Territory child protection system have sparked alarm and warnings the move could contribute to another Stolen Generation. Experts say the new laws weaken the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle, which is intended to keep kids connected to family, country and culture. The NT government argues the reforms are necessary to put safety first.
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Folge vom 24.07.2026The Labor national conference is held every three years. How is dissent being managed?As Labor's national conference continues, critics argue it has allowed little room for dissent, with key issues like gas, gambling and AUKUS largely resolved before being publicly debated on the conference floor. Backbencher Ed Husic is among those calling for more robust debate.