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Politicians have hope for a reunified Cyprus

‘These days, the memories of the Turkish invasion of 20 July 1974 come to life not only on Aphrodite’s island but all over the world’.

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Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy in Athens

The state Liberal leader met with various Greek politicians and took in Athens’ famous sites.

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The missing pieces

Research sheds light on the missing persons of Cyprus who disappeared without a trace during the Turkish invasion of 1974. Andrea Stylianou talks to Neos Kosmos.

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Honouring the 1974 fallen

Commemorative events for the 43rd black anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus take place across Australia.

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Injustice for Cyprus

Over the course of four decades, sundry Australian, Helladic and Cypriot politicians vow that they will fight for the freedom of Cyprus.

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When will this end?

As we head towards the 43rd year of the 1974 occupation of Cyprus and the unresolved dispute, we hear with disappointment that once again talks have been abandoned.

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Nick Polites OAM turns 90

The legendary jazz musician, migrant issues advocate and pioneer of Australian Greek welfare celebrates his birthday.

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6.7 magnitude earthquake kills two people on Kos

An earthquake that hit the Dodecanese Islands in Greece and the Aegean coast of Turkey has seen several people injured.

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Dimitrious Gargasoulas’ brother faces court over alleged attack

Coroners Court inquest for Bourke St massacre begins.

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Heineken faces $30 million fine in Europe

The beer giant’s subsidiary Athenian Brewery was found to have systematically abused its dominant market position in violation of Greek and EU competition law.

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