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Two tourists die at sea in Greece amid gale-force winds

Two Vietnamese tourists died at sea in Greece on Friday, the coastguard said, as gale-force winds confined many ferries to port, disrupting travel for tens of thousands of summer travellers, …

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Bianca Black: On Miss Universe, Greek summers and keeping it real

Greek Australian finalist Bianca Black opens up about purpose, pressure, and podcasting as she prepares to take the national stage at Miss Universe Australia 2025
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Neoléa bridging generations: Greek Australian students chronicle the lives and lessons of their elders

At a modest kafeneio in Adelaide’s west, the clack of backgammon dice blends with the laughter of teenagers and the warm voices of elders. It’s not a scene you see …

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The man who found the missing: France names path after Melbourne’s Lambis Englezos

Englezos, renowned for uncovering the fate of missing Australian soldiers at Fromelles, has been honoured by the northern French village with a path named in his honour, recognising over two decades of tireless volunteer work in commemoration and truth-telling
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Jack Robinson through to next round in high-stakes Tahiti Pro

Greek Australian Jack Robinson has made a strong start to the Tahiti Pro, comfortably winning his opening heat to sit seventh in the live World Surf League rankings. The West …

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Beneath the sand: The forgotten stories of Kalamaria’s shoreline

“Meet us at the beach car park opposite the Disinfection Bus stop”, said the Deputy Mayor of Kalamaria. My cousin Panos knew exactly where to go, he winced when he …

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Diatribe: The woman in the well – Queer myth, Indigenous memory and the ambiguity of resurrection

Dmetri Kakmi’s The Woman in the Well is not merely a novel. It is a cosmogony forged in fragments, a Gothic theogony of the antipodes. It gathers mythic sediments from …

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Panathinaikos holds on for well-earned draw with Shakhtar Donetsk

All three of Greece’s clubs failed to score a clear advantage in their third qualifying round ties in UEFA’s club competitions, with each club playing out a hard-fought draw to …

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Eating chips over boiled potatoes lifts diabetes risk

Eating chips increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared with consuming boiled, baked or mashed potatoes, scientists say. An international team of researchers investigating links between potato consumption …

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Egypt’s Foreign Minister confirms support for Sinai Monastery during visit to Athens

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty confirmed the country’s commitment to protecting St. Catherine’s Monastery in the Sinai Peninsula amid speculation over its future and a leadership dispute involving Archbishop Damianos. …

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Australian shares ease back from record highs

Australia’s share market is taking a breather after setting records but managed to hold onto most of its recent surge. The S&P/ASX200 edged 10.2 points lower, or down 0.12 per …

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Greece to sustain naval presence in Libyan Sea amid dispute over maritime zones

The Greek Navy will reportedly continue to operate in the Libyan Sea to monitor the Greek maritime zones, which has fallen under dispute regarding territorial waters south of Crete. The …

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Archbishop Makarios: “Communion with Christ, a lasting and irreplaceable experience of joy”

The feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord was celebrated in Thomastown, Melbourne with Archbishop Makarios emphasising the joy associated in attaining communion with Jesus Christ. Archbishop Makarios officiated the …

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Ange’s favourite Son makes ‘hardest decision ever’

Son Heung-min has officially ended his 10-year stay at Tottenham after making the “hardest decision ever” to leave for Los Angeles FC in a record Major League Soccer transfer. Son …

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James Vlassakis granted parole after decades in jail for Snowtown murders

The youngest of the four men convicted over South Australia’s “bodies in the barrels” serial killings has been granted parole. James Spyridon Vlassakis has spent 26 years behind bars after …

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