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Why Mykonos matters
Everyone working in Mykonos Town seems to know each other. There is an unwritten rule, ‘look after your fellow workers in summer.’
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Scientists confirm the oldest human-like footprints on Crete
The rock on which the fossil footprints were found goes back 5.7 million years.
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Scientists rediscover ancient Greek ‘weapon of war’ snake in Sicily
The Javelin Sand Boa was used as a projectile against enemy ships.
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Kon Vatskalis named Darwin Lord Mayor
The Greek Australian accuses predecessors for making ‘stupid decisions’.
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LIdl photoshops crosses out of Santorini churches
The image on new food packaging causes stir among Greek shoppers.
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Athens’ Muslim community granted space in two stadiums for Eid al-Adha
They celebrated in SEF and OAKA.
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Vic Police suite in Greek makes family violence information more accessible than ever
Having easily accessible information is critical in ensuring that people know their rights, and more importantly where to seek help.
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Greeks more optimistic about their economic predicament
Turnover came to 47.2 million euros, up from Wednesday’s 38.8 million.
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Greece ranked in top 10 countries for science around the world
When it comes to science, Greece is said to have some of the highest recorded IQs in history.
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Alphington Grammar raises $15,000 for muscular dystrophy
Bill Papastergiadis and Nick Koukouvitakis get dunked in an ice pool for a good cause.