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Taxpayers and companies debts pile up
old and new tax debts stood at 56.6 billion euros at the end of February
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Tsipras calls for referendum on Cypriot bailout
Tsipras appeared to be on the same wavelength with PASOK and expressed concern about the implications of the Cypriot bailout
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Olla Kala, OK
This week marked the 174th anniversary of the word OK, but where did the word come from?
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Radio appeal and new facility for Fronditha
Fronditha will open a new 90 bed facility in Thornbury called Anesi on Saturday 13 April
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New voice for Greek Australians
Greek Australians in NSW have a new political voice with the establishment of the Hellenic Caucus
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Greeks babies born to married parents
Parents in Greece are opting to honour marriage vows and bring children into the world after a wedding
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Sydney Council’s gift to Hellenic Lyceum
The City of Sydney Council passed a motion for a ‘gift’ to the Hellenic Lyceum, one of the oldest Greek Australian organisations in NSW.
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No impact, says Beirut Hellenic Bank
The situation in Cyprus has not impacted on the Beirut Hellenic Bank, according to a statement launched by the bank this week
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Pension poll reaps rewards
A total of 2,777 public sector pensioners failed to register in a nationwide census designed to crack down on bogus claims, the Finance Ministry said.
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Cypriot bail-in unique, insists Stournaras
Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras insisted there were no plans to bail in depositors in other countries, as was the case in Cyprus.