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An increase in the teaching ATAR could boost education enrolments
Victoria aims to raise teaching enrolments across the state.
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Ancient Greeks painted their gods in vibrant colours
Scholars and art lovers are slowly getting warmer to the idea of ‘statuary polychromy’
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The Greek cultural hives in Melbourne’s public libraries
Q & A with Jo Vrachnas, the librarian responsible for Coburg Library’s extensive Greek collection.
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A museum of ancient technology opens in Athens
It showcases reproductions of classical and Hellenistic period mechanic constructions
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WATCH: Italian pasta ad starring Federer cooking to a Greek tune has viewers confused
The ad created for the Australian Open has viewers a little confused, featuring the tune of the Zorba instead of the more fitting Tarantella.
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Strapped for cash to gamble? Head to the casino for a loan!
Legalisation of loan sharks among the omnibus reforms legislation.
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Of the 82 Greek Church leaders only eight attended the ‘Macedonia’ name dispute rally
Archbishop Ieromymos had advised the congregation and leadership to not participate in demonstrations.
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Heroes of the Greek-Italian war are heading for their long-delayed final resting place
The remains of up to 8,000 bodies of Greek soldiers, fallen in the Albania front while fighting Italian fascists to be exhumed and buried in new cemeteries.
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Athens to get direct rail link between Piraeus port and the airport
The long awaited train route to start in February.
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Holocaust memorial in Thessaloniki desecrated by Golden Dawn supporters
Greece’s Jewish communities issue statement condemning the act.