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Greek Government wants less disruptions from protests

Reforms aimed at preventing small-scale demonstrations from shutting major thoroughfares in big cities has been met with objections from SYRIZA

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Greek education certificates under scrutiny in civil service

Civil servants will have their education certificates, including language diplomas checked to help the Government fire 2,000 staff members

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Filing tax statements in Greece

What and how to submit income tax statements before the June 30 cut off

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Western Cyclades take charge over sea links

The islands of Kythnos, Serifos, Sifnos, Kimolos and Milos have decided to embark on an ambitious plan to set up and launch their own ferry service in a bid to rekindle tourism

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Number of state pensioners grows

The number of public sector pensioners has soared by over 80,000 since 2005, according to data presented in Parliament

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High achievers at South Oakleigh

The sky’s the limit for these two Greek Australian students set to travel overseas this year to claim their individual scholastic prizes

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One marathon, two countries

The Penny Marathon – to raise awareness for the stray animals of Greece – will now run in Australia as well as Greece

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Pioneering surgery helps Greek Australian patient

North Shore Private Hospital is the first private hospital in NSW to establish a program for mitral valve repair technique using MitraClip

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Australian media’s ethnic bias questioned

With most Aussie journos hailing from traditional white Anglo-Saxon backgrounds, how much is ethnic diversity in the media an issue?

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Greek government to mend rift over anti-racism bill

The Greek PM is to meet with his coalition partners today for talks that are expected to be heated amid reports that the smaller parties feel sidelined by New Democracy

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