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Political gambling
Greece is now hostage to the whole situation of political gambling thanks to the presidential vote being brought forward.
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Greeks who whistle dixie
The Greek Confederate Company’s battles were won by wanderers, opportunists and lonely people far from home.
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The social gap
Whether it is the fault of the government or of state organisations we have yet to see measures that would better the services that every Greek citizen needs.
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Giving, devising, bequeathing
Greek clients find it difficult to understand that the law works to prohibit them from managing the family property after their death, Dean Kalimniou says.
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The ethnic vote and Victoria’s elections
George Zangalis says there is such a thing as an ethnic vote and it counts a lot when parties slug it out in elections.
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On loan to the Bendigo Museum
Dr John Voukelatos explains some issues surrounding how ancient artefacts are dealt with by museums.
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The Twelve Greek Apostles
One wonders why the Greek tourism board thought that the existence of Greek-named constellations in the night sky could act as an incentive for people to visit Greece.
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Memento Mori
Dean Kalimniou gives us a tour of his grandmother’s house, focusing on the trinkets the family cherished.
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Conference on the Greek crisis to be held in Sydney
An in-depth look into the factors contributing to the Greek crisis will be examined in the 11th biannual international conference.
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Inheriting in Greece
The time limit to file the inheritance tax declaration to the Greek tax office is six months.