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More than 900 peacekeepers serve in Cyprus

Britain is the biggest source of personnel contributing 272 soldiers.

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Cheap taxi licences snapped up

255 cheap taxi licences have been leased from the Victorian Government since new laws came into effect on July 1.

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Fr Adams cancels Aus trip to fight Ebola outbreak

Father Themis Adams has cancelled his fundraising trip to Australia to stay in Sierra Leone.

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Xenophon slams Coalition parental leave scheme

The Independent senator has equated the paid parental leave scheme as a dead parrot.

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Dormition of the Theotokos marked by Orthodox Greeks

The holy day of the mother Mary was celebrated today by Greek Australians all over the country.

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Children in the Ancient World

Day will include presentations about Children in Ancient Athens and Vignettes of Children in Greek Poets.

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Tons of fruit rot thanks to Russian ban

Agricultural experts from the European Union’s 28 member states set to gather in Brussels to work out a solution.

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Gov’t seeks to tackle property tax confusion

The ministry is keen to allow homeowners to repay the tax in six to eight installments.

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Minister seeks 2,000 voluntary staff transfers

Desperate to meet the toika’s civil service job cuts, Interior Minister Argyris Dinopoulos is asking for 2,000 municipal employees to switch jobs.

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Turkish shopkeepers selling life vests to would-be migrants

Shopkeepers are cashing in on the illegal immigrant traffic off the coast of Greece.

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