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Greek who spent more than 56 years in Australia is caught in detention limbo

Clayton-based Vasilios (Bill) Maikantis, aged 73, migrated to Australia in 1965. He lived, worked and has a family in this country. No one can claim that he is what we …

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Athens first official mosque to open in the coming months

A decades-long fight for the construction of a mosque in Athens will come to an end over the coming months. The construction of the mosque by the country’s minority Muslim …

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Neos Kosmos finds AFP raids disturbing, disconcerting and dangerous

We at Neos Kosmos find last week’s raids on the ABC, and on News Corp journalist Annika Smethhust by the Australian Federal Police, (AFP), as disturbing and dangerous. We know …

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Newly amended Greek rape law viewed as ‘historic victory for women’

Greece’s government has revised legislation that redefines rape after criticism from human rights groups and senior judge officials. Women’s rights activists had converge in parliament to protest the proposed bill, …

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Fotis Dulos fronts court with investigations focused on dumpsters and his $4.8 million home

Greek American businessman Fotis Dulos, the estranged husband of missing Connecticut mother of five Jennifer Dulos, is in custody for the disappearance of his wife, Jennifer Dulos. On Thursday, authorities …

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Ben Hoffman tells court he is “very sorry” for killing four people: Sisois’ family grieves

“I am very sorry about what happened,” said Benjamin Glenn Hoffman, 45, on Friday as he faced Darwin Local Court after being charged with the killing of four people in …

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Seminar on the Greeks: The politics of the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria

The second of an exciting six-part seminar series takes place at the Greek Centre on Wednesday with the presentation of Christos N. Fifis’ talk, titled “The Politics of the Greek …

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Greek ship does rounds in Arabic social media frenzy

A video posted online on 31 May has gone viral on Arabic twitter accounts. The video that allegedly shows how Iranians sabotaged ships off the coast of the United Arab …

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‘When Tomatoes Met Wagner’ highlights Greece’s agricultural crisis

The Greek documentary, ‘When Tomatoes met Wagner’, comes to Australia after having its world-premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival and winning the FIPRESCI Award for Best Greek Film at …

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Darwin shooting victim Michael Sisois lost his sister due to gun violence in Victoria

Benjamin Glenn Hoffmann, 45, allegedly killed four people and injured another during a rampage across Darwin’s inner-city suburbs on Tuesday. He was charged with four counts of murder by Northern …

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