Australia
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Candidates with a twist
Laura Burgoine takes a look at Greek Australians running for the Federal Election, outside the major parties.
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Steve and Byron up for science prize
Two Greek Australian students are in the running for the Australia Museum Eureka Prize for their short film exploring the history of X-Rays.
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Simon Crean: Let Australia reach its full potential
The Labor member for Hotham discusses issues facing Greek Australians, such as language, migration and Cyprus.
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Searches continue for missing Greek man
As National Missing Persons Week came to a close this weekend the search continues for Queensland man Michael Lalos, who disappeared the day before his 85th birthday on July 15.
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FECCA: stop using migrants as scapegoats
The Labor and Liberal parties are at risk of losing the migrant vote in the upcoming federal election according to the Federation of Ethnic Communities Council of Australia.
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Multicultural youth tune into media conference
Young Greek Australians are invited to be part of a multicultural media conference in Canberra
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Hellenic Council NSW promotes Greeks in politics
The Australian Hellenic Council of NSW met on Monday to discuss the promotion of Hellenic issues in Australian politics.
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Think Tax, think Anastasios
Twenty years of accounting adds up to great results for Anastasios Koutsikos, principal of Think Tax and director of strategy at the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Ind
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Mark Bouris answers your business questions
Executive chairman of Yellow Brick Road, Mark Bouris, discusses rate rises, housing investment and superannuation.
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Tax cut vital for small business growth
Tony Abbott’s proposed tax cuts for small businesses could mean big things for Greek Australians.