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Melbourne woman becomes second person cryopreserved in Southern Hemisphere
A woman from Melbourne has become the second person to undergo cryopreservation at Southern Cryonics, Australia’s first and only cryonics facility and the first of its kind in the Southern …
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Revised date announced for Greek Fest @ Brighton-Le-Sands
The Greek Orthodox Community of NSW has announced a revised date for the highly anticipated Greek Fest @ Brighton-Le-Sands, originally scheduled for Sunday, 9 November 2025. The event will now …
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Talks between the HMSA and Greek officials highlight plans for degree recognition
Important initiatives aimed at further strengthening the ties between Australia and Greece in and through Medicine were at the centre of discussions during a meeting between Dr. Marinis Pirpiris, President …
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Expanded meeting on the Cyprus problem being held in New York under the UN Secretary-General
The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, is travelling to New York to participate in the expanded meeting on the Cyprus problem under the United Nations Secretary-General, with …
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Australia urges economic engagement amid uncertainty
In the face of extreme uncertainty, collaboration will be top of mind as the treasurer prepares to meet with leaders from some of the world’s most important economies. Days before …
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Athens appeals court finds Petros Filippidis guilty of attempted rape
The Athens Court of Appeal has upheld the initial verdict against actor Petros Filippidis, unanimously finding him guilty of two attempted rapes against female colleagues. The President of the Athens …
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EU urged to suspend global minimum tax after US exit
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has urged the European Union to suspend implementation of a global minimum corporate tax, arguing the plan is no longer viable without US participation. Speaking after a …
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Greece ranks third, Cyprus first for Europe’s cleanest swimming waters
Greece and Cyprus both have some of Europe’s cleanest coastlines, according to the European Environment Agency’s annual bathing-water assessment for 2024. The report shows that 97 per cent of Greece’s …
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Parkinson’s Australia CEO Olivia Nassaris hails new breakthrough a “game-changer” for patients
Scientists at the University of South Australia have developed a long-acting injectable treatment that could revolutionise the way people with Parkinson’s disease manage their symptoms—by replacing the need for multiple …
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Jerusalem Patriarch calls for investigation into West Bank attacks on Christian sites
The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, Theophilos III, was among many Jerusalem-based clerics who have called out the attacks on Christian sites in West Bank, demanding an investigation into why …