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Peter Jackson plans to make movie about Battle of Gallipoli
Oscar-winning movie-maker and director of the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy Peter Jackson plans to make a film about the Battle of Gallipoli, which took place in 1915 during World War I, to...
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Hammam Rejuvenation
Istanbul's Booming Spa Culture Is Revisiting Old Turkish Bathhouse Rituals
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Galatasaray launches Football Academy in Melbourne
Galatasaray Football Academy of Australia became the first Turkish football academy in Australia.
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Pinar Yesil : role model for young Australians
Pinar Yesil was born in Australia to Turkish parents before the family returned to their home country when she was seven or eight.
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Turkish bread recipes : Village bread
Experience is an important part of the bread-baking process in Turkey. The villagers have plenty of experience and access to natural resources such as oat, wheat, rye..Of course it is not easy to...
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Most Australians experience Turkish food at Kebab joints after a night out with their mates or at lunch breaks when they forget to bring their lunch packs from home.
An interesting analysis on Turkey's foreign affairs policy by Patrick Seale from New York Times: