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Court sentences former state officials over deadly 2020 floods in Greece
The former regional governor in central Greece and three other officials have been handed a 15-month suspended prison sentence over the handling of the deadly 2020 floods. In 2020, Cyclone …
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Oakleigh Grammar students represent school at Global Round Square Conference in Colombia
Two Oakleigh Grammar Year 11 students, George and Natasha, recently took the global stage at the 2024 Round Square International Conference, held in Colombia during the September school holidays. Accompanied …
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Alphington Grammar Year 12 students celebrate graduation with Formal Dinner Dance
As Year 12 students across Victoria prepare for their final exams, Alphington Grammar School celebrated the end of secondary education. The graduating class of 2024 commemorated their achievements with a …
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Arcadians of Melbourne celebrate 65 years of history at Loco Hall
Excitement, emotion, and tradition marked the annual dance of the Panarcadian Association of Melbourne and Victoria ‘Kolkotronis’, held at Loco Hall in North Melbourne. The evening celebrated the 65th anniversary …
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Chanel Contos and Emma Spiliopoulos feature on Forbes 30 Under 30 List
This week Forbes Australia revealed its inaugural 30 Under 30 list, shining the spotlight on 30 young Australians who are reshaping their industries and changing business and society. The list …
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Death of Hamas boss ‘can be turning point in conflict’
Anthony Albanese hopes the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar can help bring an end to the conflict in the Middle East. The prime minister joined other senior members of …
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Royal Australian tour nears with King, Queen en route
King Charles and Queen Camilla are drawing closer to touching down in Australia as excitement builds among flag-waving monarchists for their whirlwind royal tour. The trip is the couple’s first …
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Greek man given suspended prison sentence after sniffing neighbours’ shoes
A man in Greece has been given a one-month suspended prison sentence after he was convicted of disturbing his neighbours by repeatedly sneaking into their properties to smell their shoes. …
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Anti-crime unit names leak puts Greek police at risk
An online leak of the names of hundreds of staff of a new much-touted Greek anti-crime unit has put the officers’ lives at risk, the police said Thursday. The leak …
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Patriarch Bartholomew celebrates Neos Kosmos’s legacy and role as a voice for Greek Australians
Ecumenical Patriarch, Bartholomew I, said that Neos Kosmos upholds the values and vision of its founder, the late Dimitrios Gogos, during a visit to the newspaper’s Port Melbourne offices on …