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SA Chief Justice wants more women to become barristers

South Australia’s Chief Justice Chris Kourakis hopes a larger pool of female barristers would lead to more women becoming judges in the future.

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Diversity week aims to ‘strengthen community’

Cultural diversity week will also coincide with the United Nation’s International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on March 21.

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Funds running out

Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has proposed an urgent meeting on the sidelines of the European Union summit to help reach an agreement that would allow Athens to get more funds.

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Even some German MPs think reparations should be paid

Gesine Schwan, a member of the Social Democrats (SPD) says ‘“we should make a financial approach to victims and their families’.

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3,900 state workers will return to work soon

An amendment bill has been drafted that will see 3,900 state workers reinstated in 45 days if the bill passes parliament

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Greek police, Europol crack trafficking ring

An international human-trafficking ring that allegedly earned 8 million euros from smuggling Syrian migrants from Turkey into Greece busted.

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Greek crisis affecting gender equality

The economic crisis in Greece has reversed positive trends of gender equality, says Greece’s ambassador to Australia.

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Melbourne Mint strikes again

Melbourne Mint’s Greek Australian CEO speaks exclusively to Neos Kosmos about its limited edition 2015 Ned Kelly Silver Coin.

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RAN escorts artwork to Lemnos

Anzac Centenary project launched in Sydney

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Austrailan Cypriot youths fight for resolution

Young Cypriots aged between 18-30 years old gathers in Sydney to host the 11th annual NEPOMAK Summit.

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