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Greek bonds fell to a fresh record low last week, reflecting falling investor confidence in the country managing its fiscal woes
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Greece has succumbed to the charms of Aussie super duo Empire of the Sun.
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Sydney will enjoy the screening of an early Australian film about the voyage of an Italian ship carry 504 migrants from Europe to Australia.
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One of the world's leading djs of house and old school disco will be appearing in Melbourne.
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The leaders of the five major political parties in Greece took part in a staged television debate which had little impact on popular sentiment in the run up to the upcoming Euorpean elections.
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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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Scooters and motor cycles in Greece will be required to undergo a roadworthiness test every two years as of 2010.
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Olympiakos left it very late to secure all three points at home to Belgian side Standard Liege while APOEL went down in Portugal to FC Porto.
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How to survive Easter without the annual chocolate slaughter.
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Read about a play whose main character returns to his family’s village to rediscover his love of chickens, meet his estranged uncle, uncover dark family secrets and realise what it means to have no place called 'home'.
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A survey reveals that Greeks feel that the level of crime has worsened in the last 12 momnth
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The two day visit of the Greek Prime Minister, Costas Karamanlis, and his wife Natasa to Cyprus reinforced the strong relationship between both countries.
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Callie Kalimniou, who loves eating honey-drenched loukoumades and feels that tenacious is the word that best describes her, is our Young Greek of the Week.
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A letter from a happy fan of Christos Tsiolkas.
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Andreas Solomou loves souvlaki and feels that funny is the one word that best describes him is our Young Greek of the Week.
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The Secretary of the World Council of Hellenes Abroad, Dr Olga Sarantopoulou, speaks to Neos Kosmos during her visit to Australia.
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John Nicolaοu,from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Western Australia has been invited to sit on KULCHA board, WA's peak multicultural arts body.















