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Simone Fox Koob

Melbourne
As seen in: MSN Australia, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, Flipboard, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, The Australian, Brisbane Times and
Investigative reporter, The Age. Previously covered crime and business. simone.koob@theage.com.au or securely at sfoxkoob@protonmail.com
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Croatian ambassador wants soccer clubs to kick ... mogaznewsen

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By Simone Fox Koob, Ben Schneiders
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‘Symbols of hate’: The lingering afterlife of Croatian fascism in Australia

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By Ben Schneiders, Simone Fox Koob
| Big World Tale
By Ben Schneiders and Simone Fox Koob Australia’s Croatian migrant community has a chequered history.Credit: Illustration by Richard Giliberto Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. When a small group of Croatian emigres met in 1953 in a humble weatherboard house in Footscray, a world away from the strife of a destroyed Europe, they formed a soccer club that would help transform the sport and twice be champions of Australia.
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Seeing witches: The cult-like church and the crash that rocked Victoria

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By Simone Fox Koob, Amelia Adams, Laura Sparkes
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By Simone Fox Koob, Amelia Adams and Laura Sparkes Simiona Tuteru, a member of The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship, was the supervisor of the truck driver who killed four police officers on the Eastern Freeway in April, 2020. Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Outside a cavernous warehouse on a chilly afternoon on Melbourne’s fringe, two men are praying, one laying his hands on the other.
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