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‘Sick and tired’: Gaza protests ramp up pressure on PM

Australia’s broad sanctioning of Russia has been highlighted after Anthony Albanese downplayed his ability to persuade Israel to stop its war in Gaza. The prime minister said Australia did not …

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Coburg set to benefit from new Medicare Urgent Care Clinic

Coburg will soon host a new Medicare Urgent Care Clinic, with the tender process already underway to appoint an operator. The Coburg clinic will provide free, walk-in urgent health care, …

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Aussie shares hit new high as US rate cut hopes grow

Australia’s share market has pierced yet another record after a pivot from the world’s largest central bank reinvigorated risk-on investor sentiment. The S&P/ASX200 spiked to a new intraday peak of …

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First home buyers score early access to deposit scheme

All first home buyers will be able to get on the property ladder with a lower deposit sooner, as a federal scheme kicks in earlier. The federal government initiative allowing …

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Delving into Plato’s Republic – a philosophical exploration of the ancient work

The Melbourne Philosophical Café is set to tackle one of the biggest works of ancient Greek thought in their upcoming meeting: Plato’s Republic. The group will delve into the famous …

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Mushroom triple murderer prepares to face her victims

One of Australia’s worst female killers will return to court to face her surviving victim and the family of the three people she murdered using toxic mushrooms. Erin Patterson, 50, …

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Father Elias of St Haralambos Templestowe dies after 49 years of service

Father Elias of the Greek Orthodox Parish of St Haralambos, Templestowe and Doncaster, has passed away. In a post on social media, the Greek Orthodox Parish of St Haralambos, Templestowe …

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Greece hits record $12.6 billion in tourism revenue for first half of 2025

Greece has posted record tourism revenue in the first six months of 2025, driven largely by British and American travellers, according to new data from the Bank of Greece. Tourism …

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Pause on new regulations to fast track building homes

A pause in updating rules as part of national construction standards will give builders “room to breathe,” the housing minister says. A suite of measures brought out following the productivity …

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Dr Nick Dallas to present seminar on Greek migration through obituaries

The peak decades of Greek migration to Australia in the 1950s and 1960s saw tens of thousands of arrivals, with almost half settling in Victoria. Alongside this demographic shift, the …

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