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What’s on? Things to do from 3 July – 9 July

TRADE WITH AFRICA WEBINAR The Hellenic-African Chamber of Commerce and Development are hosting a Doing Business with Africa webinar for Greek businesses exporting to African countries following the COVID-19 pandemic. …

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Harlem takes charge of its own

Neos Kosmos talked to three people who are deeply invested in the providing services and building resilience in Harlem. Lloyd Williams, the President and CEO of the Greater Harlem Chamber …

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Turkey delays decision on the conversion of Hagia Sophia into a mosque

A decision on whether to turn Turkey’s Hagia Sophia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, into a mosque has been delayed by the Council of State, the highest administrative body of …

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SA Best MP Connie Bonaros speaks up in Parliament over the impact assault has had on her

The equal opportunity amendment bill was discussed at South Australia’s Parliament on Thursday. South Australian Best MP Connie Bonaros spoke up in Parliament, in an emotional address, where she referred …

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Greek businesses in lockdown feel the strain

It has just been a matter of weeks since local businesses in Melbourne were able to open their doors after a three month Stage-3 lockdown. This week some parts of …

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Mayor Papafotiou calls for task force to respond to new lockdown measures

The Mayor of Brimbank Councillor Georgina Papafotiou said that she had requested that the state government joined with local authorities to develop a task force to address specific issues in …

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Orkopoulos to plead not guilty to alleged parole breaches

Disgraced former NSW Labor politician Milton Orkopoulos, a convicted pedophile, will plead not guilty to charges that he breached parole conditions when he allegedly contacted a relative, created an Instagram …

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South Australian Magistrate arrested and charged

A respected South Australian magistrate was arrested and charged with a number of offences following an investigation by the Independent Commissioner against Corruption (‘ICAC’). In a statement released 29 June …

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Melbourne wakes up to COVID-19 division

From today, more than 300,000 Melburnians have been forced back to Stage Three restrictions as Victoria struggles to contain the spike in coronavirus cases. On Wednesday, Victoria’s Premier Daniel Andrews …

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Seven Greek Orthodox Churches shut down in Melbourne due to COVID-19

The shutting down of 10 postcodes across Melbourne due to COVID-19 outbreaks has lead to the closure of various churches around the area for the sake of public health. In …

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