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Greece’s Euro 2004 legends open up on miracle win, tour Down Under and nearly playing in Australia

Australia is all set for an extended visit from three of Greece’s stars of the famous Euro 2004 winning team, with the players looking to mingle with the country’s Hellenic …

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Greek Australian twins discover First Nations wisdom on life-changing journey

Nicolas and Zac find parallels between Indigenous culture and their Greek heritage, observing how the stories they grew up with are filled with lessons, values, and a deep connection to their roots, much like the culture they experienced at One Arm Point
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What’s On December 7-14: Always some live Greek music to enjoy

VIC Stef Mendesidis Greek artist Stef Mendesidis returns to Australia. Stef has been producing and playing music for over a decade. He spent his early years immersed in the realm …

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Greece Euro 2004 legends visit Adelaide

Three-star players from Greece’s historic 2004 Euro winning team are in Adelaide as part of their two-week tour across Australia. Greece’s 1-0 Euro 2004 victory over Portugal 20 years ago …

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Lifelong experiences help master teacher and healer define the ‘formula of life’

Rena Harvey is dedicated to empowering others with her knowledge from her 30 year personal spiritual healing journey
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A night with Greek football legends at Sydney’s hottest new taverna

To mark the occasion, Football Brilliance Academy and Liberty IT are hosting a special dinner celebrating the 20th anniversary of Greece’s historic European football victory. This exclusive event offers the …

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Chemicals in water response fails to wash with expert

The handling of cancer-linked chemical contamination in waterways and drinking supplies by bureaucrats “defies logic”, an expert says. Dubbed “forever chemicals” because of their long life, the PFAS group of …

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Worst housing affordability in almost three decades

Australian families are spending nearly half of their incomes paying their home loan as housing affordability drops to its worst point in almost three decades. The outlook doesn’t look any …

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NASA pushes back ARTEMIS astronaut mission to the moon, again

NASA has announced more delays in sending astronauts back to the moon more than 50 years after the Apollo missions. Administrator Bill Nelson on Thursday said the next mission in …

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Synagogue blaze an ‘act of hate, anti-Semitism’: PM

The prime minister says a synagogue was set on fire as an “act of hate” by arsonists who used a broom to spread accelerant. About 60 firefighters and 17 trucks …

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Demetriou lauds PNG’s NRL entry but coy on coaching gig

Jason Demetriou says his immediate focus is on growing Papua New Guinea rugby league through the national team not putting his hand up to lead the country’s forthcoming NRL side. …

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Greek Consulate in Queensland begins a new chapter with opening of new office

The Greek Consulate-General of Queensland celebrated the official opening and blessing of its new offices at 239 George Street, Brisbane in an event that brought together notable members of the …

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Accused Easey Street double killer awaits next hearing

A man accused of the frenzied fatal stabbing of two women in their home almost five decades ago has spent his first night in an Australian prison cell. Perry Kouroumblis, …

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British Museum chief says Marbles deal with Greece ‘some distance’ away

The head of the British Museum said Wednesday any deal with Greece to loan the prized Parthenon Marbles to Athens was “still some distance” away, as Greek authorities insist on …

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Ange backs struggling Spurs captain Son

Ange Postecoglou believes it is premature to write off out-of-form Tottenham captain Son Heung-min. Son has only scored four goals for his club this season and just one from open-play …

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Oakleigh Grammar Year 7 students serve Melbourne’s homeless with food truck program

Oakleigh Grammar’s Year 7 students have made a meaningful difference in the Melbourne community through a hands-on food truck initiative in partnership with Five Loaves, as part of the school’s …

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