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The asbestos threat is real: Melbourne’s west engulfed in black toxic smoke
Over the years I have tried to kick my habit of waking up and instantly reaching for my phone, but on Thursday morning I was thankful I had yet to …
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Esports: the next ‘big thing’ taking Australia by storm
There are those who enjoy playing video games, and there are those who like to watch other people play. Thanks to the continuous advancements in technology, the latter group has …
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New Minister of Culture victim of social media hoax
Myrsini Zorba’s debut to the ministry of Culture could not have started in a stranger manner. Hours after the former book publisher and Europarliamentarian was appointed in the role, she …
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Sierra Leone and Australia: worlds apart
Following a three day journey, missionary Father Themis Adamopoulos is back in his hometown of Melbourne to continue spreading the word about his work in Sierra Leone. In 10 years, …
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General Hospital heartthrob gifts his Emmy Award to Mount Athos
Jonathan Jackson, has won well-over 20 awards for his acting, five of which Emmy Awards for his iconic portrayal of Lucky Spencer on the ABC Daytime soap opera General Hospital. …
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Number of Turks seeking asylum in Greece increases
Apart from the general number of refugees requesting asylum in Greece, there has been a recent rise in Turkish citizens fleeing to the neighbouring country. The Times report that the …
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Dozens of ancient artifacts, including Greek treasures, seized in Turkish sting operation
Four people were arrested and seven were released on bail earlier this week after an undercover sting operation was successfully carried out in Turkey, following information about the smuggling of …
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Piraeus to become the largest port of the Mediterranean in 2019
Piraeus is already the third biggest port in the Mediterranean but Chinese conglomerate Cosco is determined to further upgrade the port. Piraeus is currently the central gateway for Euro-Asian trade after …
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More than half of FYROM agrees with name deal, polls show
In a recent poll conducted by the International Republican Institute (IRI), 57 per cent of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’s (FYROM) residents agree that they should enter NATO and …
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Tsipras reshuffles cabinet
On Tuesday began an effort by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to revive the people’s trust in the government ahead of the 2019 election. The reshuffle of the cabinet coincides with …