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Smell like a god: Ancient sculptures were scented, Danish study shows

Science has already proven that sculptures from ancient Greece and Rome were often painted in warm colours, and now a Danish study has revealed that some were also perfumed. “A …

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A century of the Nikakis legacy: From war-torn Smyrna to a thriving family in Australia

125 descendants gathered in Melbourne to honour the journey of survival, resilience, and success
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ANZAC The Greek Chapter documentary coming to Yarraville, Canberra and Sydney

Following on its launch last year at the Greek Film Festival in both Melbourne and Sydney, the new 1941 Greek campaign documentary film entitled Anzac The Greek Chapter is spreading …

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Attrition of Euro football will affect EPL clubs: Ange

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou believes the “attrition” of playing in European competitions will “catch up” with English teams. The north-London club have been hit by injuries this season with the …

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Julian Hill says Greeks are a “shining example” of multicultural success as the election looms

As the political contest intensifies, the Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs discusses rising cultural tensions due to the war in the Middle East, the government's support for ethnic media, and why in his view Labor remains the only choice for Australia's future
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PanHellenic Women’s celebrate IWD with a picnic

On a sunny Labour Day, on 10 March, members of the PanHellenic Women’s Federation of Australia got together at Melbourne’s Linear Park in Taylors Lakes to rejoice and reflect on …

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Mass protests spur Greek government shakeup, younger MPs promoted

Greece’s new ministers in key portfolios were sworn in at the Presidential Mansion on Saturday, a day after Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis ordered a cabinet reshuffle. The move, in a …

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Major cities and inland to swelter in sharp heatwave

Australia’s east coast will swelter through a summer-like heatwave with some areas to notch record-breaking temperatures. Parts of NSW, Victoria and South Australia could feel temperatures up to 12C above …

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Mediterranean monk seals being cared for in Greece

Panagis, an orphaned seal pup found struggling in the coastal waters of Cyprus, is now being nursed back to health in Greece. He’ll soon be ready to be released back …

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2,200-year-old mosaic uncovered in Assos excavations

Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Assos, situated in Behramkale village in Turkey’s Çanakkale province in the northwestern part of the country, have unearthed a 2,200-year-old mosaic alongside a …

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Mediterranean electricity interconnector on track says Greece

Despite a series of setbacks, the Mediterranean project that will see an electricity cable linking the power grids of Greece, Cyprus and Israel is still on track. According to Associated …

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Ange’s Spurs, Man Utd keep Europa League dream alive

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have progressed to the quarter-finals of the Europa League albeit in contrasting fashion. The Red Devils beat 10-man Real Sociedad 4-1 at Old Trafford for …

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Response to cyclone lands a blow for PM in fresh poll

The Prime Minister’s handling of Tropical Cyclone Alfred has seen him draw level with Peter Dutton for voter satisfaction for the first time in a year. The latest YouGov polling, …

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Ex-Test spinner MacGill found guilty of major drug deal with Marino Sotiropoulos

Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill knew he was taking part in a cocaine deal but was oblivious about the large scale of the exchange that began under his restaurant. …

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Aus-first machete ban more ‘political optics’ than fix

An Australian-first machete ban may be ineffective in stemming the tide of knife crime, with thugs likely to ignore it or turn to substitute weapons. The Victorian government will move …

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