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COVID-19 good news as states consider easing restrictions

On Thursday, there were 16 active COVID-19 cases in Victoria, four fewer than Wednesday, following results from 18,282 tests processed on the day before. There have been no new locally …

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Alex Proyas officially unveils state-of-art studio to Sydney film community

Several hundred people are expected to attend the official opening of Australian-Greek filmmaker Alex Proyas state-of-the art virtual production studio Heretic Foundation in Sydney tomorrow afternoon. Mr Proyas, the iconic …

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Want Greek citizenship? You’ll need to pass a written exam

The first written examination for foreign-born nationals to acquire Greek citizenship will be held nationwide on 16 May. Greece’s Ministry of the Interior announced that foreigners will be granted the …

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It’s begun: The Evzones Collection Exhibition launches 1821 anniversary celebrations in Australia

Over 110 VIPs attended the official opening of The Evzones Collection Exhibition at Hellenic Club in Canberra on Friday, 19 February. The photographic exhibition which is the work of Nick …

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Facebook set to end ban on Australian news

Facebook reverses news ban on Australian sites and told the Federal Government that it will restore Australian news pages “in the coming days”. In a statement to the Federal government, …

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Greek Australian travel agent found guilty of fraud and will remain in jail

Greek Australian travel agent, Arthur Zacharias, one of the most prominent travel agents in South Australia, who has operated a ‘Ponzi’ scheme, defrauding owners and customers while employed at one …

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Overseas travel may be possible this year with COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Unrestricted travel to selected countries may be a reality within a matter of months say experts following the launch of the COVID-19 vaccine roll out in Victoria on Monday. Travel …

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More vaccine arrives as Victoria records no new cases of coronavirus

Victoria is on course for restrictions to be eased on Friday, as Melbourne marks a fourth day without any locally-acquired coronavirus cases, and none detected in hotel quarantine. After more …

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State-by-state guide to the Pfizer jab

Thousands of doctors, nurses, cops and nursing home and quarantine workers are among the first to get the Pfizer vaccine this week. Rhonda Stuart, the head of infection control at …

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The Greek-Australian who opened the door to trade with post-war China

It started with an open letter to the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce. Melbourne businessman Anthony Voyage (born Andonis Voyatzis) wanted to trade with China but he could find no contacts …

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