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Police manhunt to locate James Dalamangas; $200,000 reward offered
James Dalamangas, 48, is wanted in relation to the stabbing murder of 32-year-old Sydney man George Giannopoulos. The warrant for his arrest was issued on 26 April 1999 following the …
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Tony Tsakis, 76, remembered as a ‘kind and sensitive person’
The family of 76-year-old Tony Tsakis is in unspeakable grief, following the unexpected death of the much-loved husband, father and grandfather, who was found dead on 11 April in an …
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Labor pledges $165,000 for Pronia
Pronia is set to receive $165,000 under a Shorten Labor Government. The funding, which will occur over the next four years, is to help with emergency relief for newly-arrived Greeks …
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Labor’s parents visa plan allows for uncapped stays but risks migrant overflow
Labor has revealed a proposed three- and five-year sponsored parents’ visa that would cost $1,250 and $2,500 per entrant. The plan for an uncapped long-stay parents’ visa would be a …
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Turkish Cypriot candidate in European elections raises reunification hopes
Niyazi Kizilyurek is set to become the first Turkish-Cypriot candidate to win a seat in European parliament should he be successful in next month’s European elections. A prominent academic fielded …
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Australia among Greeks’ popular destinations in 2018
More and more Greeks have been traveling abroad, according to data provided by the National Bank of Greece. During the last 13 years, flights and cruises outside Greece have seen …
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Send your Epitaph and Easter photographs to Neos Kosmos
Holy week is upon us and Greek Orthodox Christians of the diaspora will make their way to their parish churches. Neos Kosmos is calling on church committees and readers to …
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Australian leaders send Easter messages to Greek people
Both Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and main opposition Labor party leader Bill Shorten have sent Easter messages to Christians for 2019. A great feast for Greek Orthodox Christians, leaders …
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Greeks of the diaspora urged to claim compensation for German occupation
The Great Famine was a period of mass starvation during the occupation of Greece by the Nazis in World War II. The local population suffered greatly thanks to the large-scale …
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Cyprus police under fire for not taking claims of Cyprus serial killer seriously
A Greek Cypriot soldier, aged 35, suspected of killing victims that he met on an online dating network, has been remanded in custody after the bodies of two of his …