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Kostopoulos’ death connected to police abuse, investigation shows
An investigation into the death of LGBTQI activist, Zak Kostopoulos has indicated that the abuse he suffered by the four police officers that were present on the scene could have …
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Greek police uncover gold-smuggling organisation resulting in 59 arrests
Greek authorities have managed to lift the veil on one of the greatest crime syndicates in the country to date. A gold-smuggling business that had been operating for at least …
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Calling for a fair-go for migrants
The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) has called on politicians to reject a bill, which would see waiting periods extended for newly arrived migrants accessing social welfare …
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The Royal Commission should look into all paid police informers, criminal law expert says
Accredited criminal law specialist and lawyer, George Defteros has welcomed the news that a royal commission will be established in Victoria to look at the recruitment of police informants, following …
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Greek Australian doctor helps restore cancer patient’s jaw using 3D printed mandible
Anelia Myburgh, a 31-year-old woman from Melbourne who lost most over her upper jaw and teeth to cancer has been offered a second chance in life thanks to Maxillofacial Surgeon George Dimitroulis, …
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Celebrate all things Greek at the Semaphore Greek Festival
South Australia may be oceans away from Greece, but nothing is more Greek than a festival in the middle of summer by the water. We’re of course talking about the …
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Christmas spirits are high at the Kazzie Club
As Christmas fast approaches, the Kastellorizian Association of Victoria (KAV) hosted its Christmas party. There was a great turnout for the annual event, which took place at Phoenix Park Community …
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Christmas comes early for the Pankoaki Brotherhood of Melbourne
Santa was in Northcote this weekend, paying an early visit to the Pankoaki Brotherhood of Melbourne ‘O Ippocratis’. To get everyone into the festive spirit, children sang Christmas carols, entertaining …
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Wages drop as people struggle to pay their bills in Greece
Things in Greece don’t seem to be improving when it comes to the financial difficulties of the citizens, despite the optimism from the side of the Government. The numbers are …
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How Julia Banks became Scott Morrison’s worst nightmare
Still reeling from the devastating results of last week’s Victorian election, the Liberal party suffered a second blow this week, this time by one of its own federal MPs, as …