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The Penny Marathon digs deep to help animals wounded in Attica fires

Hundreds of animals, including family pets and strays have died or been wounded and traumatised as a result of the tragic fires that hit Attica last week. Animal rescue charity …

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Preliminary report sheds light on Attica wildfires’ contributing factors

An urgent report released by the University of Athens last Tuesday, identified authorities’ failure to issue timely warning, along with environmental factors and town planning features, as some of the …

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Greek Australian amongst team of experts sent to Greece

A friend in need is a friend indeed, and Australia has proven once again its strong and withstanding friendship with Greece. In a joint statement, the Australian Prime Minister Malcolm …

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Australia 108 opens its doors to the public

Last weekend 28-29 July, people were able to take a tour of the Australia 108 building for the first time ever, as part of the Open House Melbourne event. The …

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Greek is on at La Trobe Open Day

La Trobe University in Melbourne will be holding an Open Day this Sunday 5 August for prospective students. It will provide an opportunity for students and their parents to explore …

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Greek Centre to host free screening of the Green Project’s Sudamerica

To celebrate the European Year of Cultural Heritage (EYCH 2018), Greek NGO the Green Project is heading to Australia to spread its message and launch their ‘Platypus Trail’ trek. A …

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Fraport fail: Tourists end up in Kos, Crete and Turkey instead of Rhodes

Hundreds of tourists found themselves stranded earlier this week due to an operational issue at the Diagoras airport in Rhodes that send holidaymakers to the wrong destination. Flights with the …

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FYROM parliament approves 30 September as date for referendum on name change

A vote that was held in Skopje’s parliament last Monday regarding the referendum in FYROM saw the government’s proposal to hold a referendum on 30 September come to pass. A …

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Local council in Halkidiki knocks down fence blocking access to beach

Following the deadly fires in Mati, Attiki last week, municipality demolition crews began an operation to knock down a fence that was blocking access. The operation took place in the …

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MIT professor Constantinos Daskalakis receives prestigious maths award

Constantinos Daskalakis, has just won the 2018 Rolf Nevanlinna Prize, one of the most prestigious international awards in mathematics. The award, which comes with a comes with a monetary prize of …

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