Travel Greece
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18 Apr 2013
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Enterprising people all over Greece are defying the financial crisis and using the riches of their local area to move away from old-style package tourism holidays
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15 Sep 2011
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The colourful history of Greece's second city has created diverse sights and a distinctive atmosphere, William Gourlay reports.
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20 Apr 2011
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Take a tour of Halkidiki's hidden charms, on the road with Thomas Andronas
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7 Apr 2011
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Despina Meris has a spiritual encounter - and locks eyes with a goat - on the Greek island of Symi
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23 Aug 2010
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Thomas Andronas advises travellers on venturing off the beaten track in Greece's Crete
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4 Jul 2010
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As part of our profile on Greece we take a look at two Ionian islands and ask readers to send us photos of you, your friends and family in Greece for publication.
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14 Apr 2010
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Mike Sweet takes to the water in northern Evia.
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11 Aug 2009
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Mike Sweet explores how sustainable tourism is the only way for the island to retain its unique identity and natural resources.
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21 Jul 2009
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A journey to the Ionian island of Kefalonia by GIORGIOS ZEKAS was full of surprises and adventures.
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14 Jul 2009
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A summer holiday in Venice and Zakynthos has Jeana Vithoulkas reflecting on the inter-relationships in our sense of the past and our place in it.
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8 Jun 2009
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The Medieval Rose Festival celebrates the role of the Order of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem played for over 200 years on the island of Rhodes.
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11 May 2009
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Manolis Kindelis and Roula Kastrinaki operate two eco-tourism ventures in Crete which captivate all who visit them.
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19 Nov 2007
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Ian Roberts travels the birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite in a not so godlike Skoda
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The third annual art exhibition: Antipodean Palette 2013
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NSW government donated of $29,450 to the Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of the Holy Apostles
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Golden Dawn's aspirations to open an Australian chapter will be the feature of this Tuesday's Dateline on SBS
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Known as Heracleion to the ancient Greeks the town lies 9 meters down the Mediterranean ocean
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AEK Athens said it was preparing to declare bankruptcy and seek relegation to the third division
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Two people are in intensive care and another 11 are being treated for minor injuries after an explosion in a taverna on the island of Salamina, off the coast of Piraeus
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The 2013-14 program provides 128,550 places for skilled migrants; 60,885 places for family migration and 565 places for special cases
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In this week's column, Mark Bouris discusses how women's retirement plans are derailed when they get divorced
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Neos Kosmos writer Dora Kitinas-Gogos is in Greece, and gives us her perspective of what's going on in our mother country
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With one of the largest Kytherian populations living in Sydney, the small Greek island has seen a steady flow of Australian tourists visiting its shores
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Jim Raptis says he owes the Australian Tax Office no money and will not be paying a $21 million tax bill.
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The football legend has won every league title in every country he's played for
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Coach Graham Arnold still has high hopes for a win next week
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Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias is considering measures that could lead to far-right Golden Dawn being outlawed
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Dr Peter Kambouris says a new generation of robots can transform Australia's manufacturing sector and create safer, more efficient
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Costas Iordanidis gives his opinion on Greek PM Antonis Samaras' visit to China, and the bilateral ties he plans on making there
