Articles tagged with: Jewish
Confessions of a Cross-religion Art Lover
By Almoni
For the past ten years I’ve had an increasing interest with Renaissance Art: Duccio, Giotto, the Lippis, Martini, della Francesca and many others. For all of them – and for earlier wonderful painters like …
It’s Beginning to Look a lot Like a Jew on Christmas
by Sibella Stern
I beat John Safran to the Filipino punch. I just want everyone to know that. (And I didn’t need a Spielberg-style budget or cast of thousands to get my kicks at the cost …
Anti-Semitism and the Media – an Interview with Michael Gawenda
Interview and article by Sara K
Michael Gawenda, the author of Rocky and Gawenda: The Story of a Man and his Mutt, opened up to Galus Australis last week about his time as editor-in-chief at The …
Fostering Jewish-Indian relations – one kosher samosa at a time
By Anthony Frosh
Many months ago, perhaps last summer, I was walking down an East St Kilda street with RachSD, and in front of us were two young men who appeared to be from the Indian …
Death…the next move
By Almoni
Since we all unavoidably experience death, I thought I should write about it. Oddly, despite my complete disconnection from traditional approaches, as the High Holidays approach, death is something that comes to mind.
I’ve probably …
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner!
By Anthony Frosh
When we created Galus Australis, we were determined not to become a trashy tabloid. However, very occasionally we might suffer a lapse in our journalistic integrity. This is one of those occasions.
As some …
A Jew goes to Burma
by Sibella Stern
Burmese demographics are mind boggling; in a land heavily devoted to Buddhism, you will nevertheless be woken every morning by the Muslim call to prayer. Your 16 hour bus ride (which you …
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