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- 22 Feb 2010 John Psaropoulos (0)
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- 16 Feb 2010 Michael C. Scott (0)
- 15 Feb 2010 Dr Nick Economou (0)
- 15 Feb 2010 Alexander Billinis (4)
- 12 Feb 2010 Guy Rundle (0)
- 9 Feb 2010 Nicolas Mottas (0)
- 1 Feb 2010 Fotis Kapetopoulos (1)
- 1 Feb 2010 Nick Economou (0)
- 1 Feb 2010 Michael C Scott (0)
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- 18 Jan 2010 Costas Iordanidis (0)
- 18 Jan 2010 Nick Economou (0)
- 6 Jan 2010 Jeana Vithoulkas (0)
- 29 Dec 2009 Gene Rossides (0)
- 21 Dec 2009 Dr Nick Economou (0)
- 15 Dec 2009 Vicky Tsaconas (0)
- 14 Dec 2009 Nicolas L. Mottas (0)
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The operation of the newly privatised Olympic Airways as of October 1 will see 21 aircraft serving local and international routes, according to Marfin CEO, Andreas Vgenopoulos.
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An internal La Trobe University staff newsletter has revealed that a Chair in Greek Studies and Director for the new Research Centre for Greek Studies has been appointed and that the succesful applicant will be revealed once their appointment has been confirmed by the University Council.
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Students at the University of New South Wales protested against the University decision to close the Modern Greek department.
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DJ Krazy Kon is back with his latest compilation of the best of Greek music, Greece 2010
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Homer the turtle who was deliberately blinded off the coast of Greece has found a new home in Cornwall.
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Theo Theodorou, the spokesman for Lobby for Cyprus in London, said yesterday that witnesses have reported that shortly after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, between 800 and 1,000 Greek Cypriot bodies were collected from Lapithos and Vasilia, and were buried in a place known as Agni.
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A single goal was the difference between the Greek womens water polo team playing in the finals of the water polo at the World Swimming Championships in Rome and playing in the bronze medal playoff match.
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Jeana Vithoulkas makes case for 'living' in Coburg and Preston.
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From Alannah Hill to Speedos we have the latest news from the world of fashion covered.
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A day at Sovereign Hill, FOTIS KAPETOPOULOS, is an enchanting experience which combines old-world history with modern technology to create an authentic recreation of the 1850s.
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Ljubo Milicevic talks to JAMES BELIAS about his soccer career in Switzerland, his views on playing himself back into the Australian team and the the role of 'ethnic teams' in the proposed B-League.
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Greece proceed to the second round after having won two and lost one match in the European U/20’s basketball championships in Rhodes.
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A Greek owned olive oil producer from Western Australia has added to its trophy cabinet by winning gold at the Organics Expo.
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Noddy Angelakos, who loves Yemista and feels that passionate is the one word that best describes him, is our Young Greek of the Week.
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The look, the fabric and your body shape are the three factos you need to take into account when chosing your gym wear.
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From Peter Morrissey to Giselle Bundchen we have the latest news from the world of fashion covered.
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Atheists attack Brumby government of 'ideological bigotry'
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Lawyer Christos Iliopoulos argues that Greece needs to stop treating Greek Diaspora living outside the EU and Greece as foreigners and to allow them to purchase border-line properties.













