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Labor gets tick on tax cut, Liberal fuel plan sputters

Voters can expect a tax cut regardless of who wins the federal election, but while both boost Australians’ hip-pocket, economists say Labor’s plan will make the nation better off than …

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1821 Revolution special: The Mistress of Spetses – an extract

Dr Nikos Linardakis brings Laskarina Bouboulina to life in his debut novel, unravelling the triumphs, betrayals, and legacy of Greece's fearless naval commander
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What’s On in early April: Festival season still in full swing

VIC MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is one of the three largest comedy festivals in the world. An annual event, the festival literally takes over Australia’s …

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Irvine leads Socceroos to qualifying win over China

Australia coach Tony Popovic has challenged his Socceroos side to finish their World Cup qualification race in style as they took another major step towards next year’s tournament in North …

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Leros, an island paradise created by God

Billy Cotsis takes a look at an island with picturesque beaches, wine and an Italian connection
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Inflation falls in line with expectations

The Reserve Bank’s efforts to curb inflation are heading in the right direction, with monthly inflation continuing downward, but it likely won’t be enough to force a rate cut next …

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Hellenic RSL in Melbourne commemorates Greek National Day

The Hellenic Returned and Services League sub-branch in Melbourne added its voice to the events commemorating Greek Independence Day with a commemoration at the Australian Hellenic Memorial. The gathering saw …

BUDGET25: Higher deficit locked in as storms cloud budget outlook

Australia is on track for structural deficits as far as the government can see, clouding the economy’s final approach to a soft landing. The federal budget, unveiled by Treasurer Jim …

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Winners and losers from the federal budget revealed

Taxpayers and students are the big winners from Jim Chalmers’s fourth budget, while supermarkets and some bosses have come up short. FEDERAL BUDGET WINNERS AND LOSERS WINNERS * Taxpayers: All …

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Greeks of Melbourne thanked for successful Greek National Day Parade

Victorian Council for Greek National Day has thanked the Greek community in Melbourne for supporting and attending the 2025 Greek National Day Parade on Sunday. Over 1,500 people participated and …

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Budget aims for prosperity amid US tariff uncertainty

Australia is shoring up its economic defences against Donald Trump by baking a US tariff response into the federal budget. Just weeks ahead of an election and days before the …

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Labor regains ground as Coalition struggles to find its footing ahead of election

No one can predict an election outcome until the votes are counted. Up until a few weeks ago, the Albanese government seemed destined to be a one-term administration or one …

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‘You are a special people’ – Trump honours Greek Independence Day at the White House

United States President Donald Trump held a special event at the White House in honour of Greek Independence Day, standing alongside Archbishop Elpidophoros of America as he celebrated the significant …

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Archbishop Makarios of Australia message for Greek National Day

Archbishop Makarios of Australia has delivered his Greek National Day message, reflecting on “two freedoms”. In summary, Archbishop Makarios calls on the younger generations to draw lessons from their ancestors. …

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Greece finds situation in Turkey ‘worrying’

Greece warned the political situation in neighbouring Turkey was “worrying” in the wake of the arrest of Istanbul’s powerful opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a government spokesman said on Monday. The …

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