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Aussie Eurovision inclusion increases Greece’s chances
Eurovision host Julia Zemiro says the Greek Australian community’s obsession with Eurovision could help bring some extra points to the crisis-hit country.
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Red Hill’s grape festival
Boxes of grapes in the Greek Holy Monastery of Panagia Kamariani’s courtyard were blessed and shared amongst the lucky festivalgoers
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Lawyers and judges honour Hellenism
After the successful launch of the Hellenic Australian Lawyers Association in Melbourne, a Queensland chapter has been opened.
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Play: The Plot (To bury or not to bury)
The new dark comedy by Greek Australian writer Evdokia Katahanas is on until March 1.
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Boutique bank on the rise
CEO Julie Elliott talks to Neos Kosmos about what makes the Bank of Sydney tick.
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Varoufakis expects deal with eurozone, even at 11th hour
Greece’s finance minister is hopeful the two sides will agree at second Eurogroup meeting.
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Citizenship law change could benefit thousands
The government will pass a law allowing all second generation migrants the right to claim citizenship in Greece.
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Civil service reforms to be completed in a couple of months
The first legislation that including the rehiring of some 3,500 workers the government believes unjustly lost their jobs, will be ready by end-March.
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Migrant centers to be shut down after death
A Pakistani man took his own life after being moved to the Amydgaleza migrant detention centre.
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Tsipras has sights set on Australia
The Greek prime minister says he’s interested in visiting Australia soon after speaking to the Australian ambassador in Greece.