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$21.4 million for multicultural Victoria

Multicultural communities set to gain from Victoria’s State Budget, but families with young children may suffer.

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Hit and run doctor gets off light

Evette Markos, a Latrobe Regional Hospital doctor, has been convicted and fined over a hit-and-run collision from last year.

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Greek Australian barrister defends $8m KFC case

A case in the NSW Supreme Court has seen the fast food giant KFC being ordered to pay $8.3 million in compensation to a young girl poisoned by a chicken wrap.

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Omiros College graduates ready for the world

Omiros College in Melbourne’s Brunswick celebrated the success of their VCE graduates last week in a grand event at the Park Hyatt Melbourne.

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Mikakos commemorates 2009 bushfire victims

Jenny Mikakos MP, Shadow Minister for Seniors and Ageing, attended a commemorative ceremony for the victims of the February 2009 bushfires at Flag Pole Hill, Flowerdale last Sunday

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Karamesinis family win damages

A family’s tragic loss could mean tighter regulation on crowd controllers in Victoria.

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GoTo boys on target

Three Greek Australian boys are on target to raise $100,000 for the Flinders University Autism Early Intervention Program (EIRP).

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New aged care plan gets the thumbs up

The Gillard government’s announcement that Australia’s elderly will be able to stay in their homes for longer under a $3.7 billion overhaul to the aged care system, has been receiv

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Secret files reveal Makarios was sent poison

Declassified documents from the 1950s show Britain’s management of the Cyprus situation.

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Patriarch thanks Australian PM

Prime minister, Julia Gillard, met with Greek Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I in Constantinople.

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