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Citizenship and employment

Employment lawyer Henry Pill explains why questions about nationality are only permissible for parliamentarians.

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Lemnos Gallipoli commemoration welcomes naming of Lemnos Square

The service at Melbourne’s Albert Park went one step further in recognising the role of Lemnos in the Gallipoli campaign in 1915.

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First ever photographic exhibition commemorating the Evzones’ visit to Australia

Three Adelaide-based photographers put together an incredibly touching collection of images that capture the historic moments of the Evzones’ visit in April.

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Parliament in crisis as dual citizenship saga deepens

Pyne points finger at Maria Vamvakinou as third Coalition minister is referred to High Court.

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Xenophon puts brake on media reforms

Senator proposes tax incentives for smaller media as part of reform package.

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Highly-skilled Greek nurse with excellent spoken English denied right to work in Britain

English test proposed to be implemented for Australian citizenship under fire.

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The impossible nationality

If Barnaby Joyce can’t be ‘as Aussie as they come’, then nobody can.

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Missing Greek American woman found in feral condition in Alabama

Missing since 18 July, the 25-year-old was found wandering naked on a remote road in rural Alabama.

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Greek Orthodox and Catholic church merge in Puerto Rico

San Esperidion becomes the centre of a ‘Greco-Catholic Byzantine community’.

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Spain’s most violent day since 2004

Thirteen people dead, over 100 injured after Barcelona terror attack.

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