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Hundreds dead in India’s worst train crash in decades

At least 261 people have died in India’s worst rail accident in more than two decades after a passenger train went off the tracks and hit another one in the …

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Mitsotakis says has Covid, suspends campaign

Former Greek prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the frontrunner in June 25 elections, on Friday said he was suspending his campaign after testing positive for Covid-19. “The hugs and kisses of …

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Cargo ships collide in Aegean Sea: Greek coastguard

Greece’s coastguard on Friday said two cargo ships had collided near the island of Chios, without causing injuries or marine pollution. The coastguard in a statement said the Vanuatu-flagged freighter …

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Sts Anargiri Greek Language Centre celebrates 60 yearsof Hellenic cultural identity and lifelong learning

Step into the world of Saints Anargiri Greek Language Centre, where a rich legacy of giving back to the Greek language has thrived for 60 years. Founded by the Oakleigh …

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Fewer private schools to lose Vic payroll tax exemption

Fewer Victorian private schools will lose their longstanding payroll tax exemption than originally thought, with the fee threshold to be increased. The 2023/24 state budget forecast about 110 non-government schools …

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Greek New Zealander journalist awarded for her work

Lydia Despina Lewis, a Greek New Zealander has been awarded for her journalism work in the Pacific. At the Voyager Media Awards, Lewis was the first recipient of the Le …

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Former PASOK foreign minister Theodoros Pangalos dies

A historic member of Greece’s PASOK party and a former minister and deputy premier under PASOK governments, Theodoros Pangalos, died on Wednesday. The news of his death was announced by …

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Homicide squad investigating fatal stabbing of child

A man could be charged within days over the death of a young boy found with fatal stab wounds at a home in southwest Sydney. The 45-year-old was at the …

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Australia considers ban on high-risk AI technology

Australia is looking to regulate the growth of artificial intelligence technologies, and may consider bans in areas deemed high-risk. The technologies have the potential for breakthroughs in such things as …

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Millions of graduates wake to student ‘debt sentence’

A generation of higher education graduates will be saddled with student debt well into retirement if changes are not made to the way loans are indexed. More than three million …

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