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Council demolishes Alphington Grammar gates, school vows to fight on

The long-running standoff between Alphington Grammar School and Yarra City Council has escalated, with contractors moving in last weekend to demolish the school’s front gates and wall on Old Heidelberg …

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Athens celebrates World Car-Free Day with music, culture, and community spirit

Athens experienced a rare day of calm and celebration on Sunday, September 21, as the city marked World Car-Free Day with a full programme of cultural and eco-friendly events under …

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Italian actress Claudia Cardinale dies

Acclaimed Italian actress Claudia Cardinale, who starred in some of the most celebrated European films of the 1960s and 1970s, has died at the age of 87. She starred in …

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‘Real’ Greek farmers fume over EU subsidies scandal

Thessaloniki farmer Anna Aivazidi’s blood boils when she thinks of the huge sums siphoned off in a major EU farm subsidy scandal. “I earn 300 euros in subsidies a year. …

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Trump tells world leaders countries are ‘going to hell’

US President Donald Trump argued for lower levels of global migration and urged a turn away from climate change policies in a combative, wide-ranging speech to the UN General Assembly …

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Sardella Day draws a sold-out crowd at the Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney

The aroma of sardines filled Canterbury on Sunday, as the Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney & NSW hosted its annual Sardella Day at Mytilenian House. The event was a sell-out, with …

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Macquarie University celebrates four decades of Hellenism

The enduring mark that Hellenism has left on Macquarie University over the past 40 years was celebrated with the unveiling of an exhibition at the institution’s campus. The exhibition titled …

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‘Treated like dirt’: face-to-face leader talks wobble

Anthony Albanese may again miss out on a sit-down with Donald Trump, after Australia was left off the US president’s list of meetings with world leaders. In a briefing, White …

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Public school students given access to specialised AI

Students will be allowed to use artificial intelligence to help with their homework as Australia’s largest public-school system rolls out its own generative AI chatbot. NSW public school students from …

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South Australia’s St Andrew’s parish consecrates rebuilt church after devastating fire

Last week the Parish of St Andrew in Noarlunga celebrated the consecration of its rebuilt church, which stands as a symbol of renewal following the fire that destroyed the place …

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