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Consumers win the rate race

Mark Bouris talks about how consumers have won the rate race.

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Assange fails extradition bid

Julian Assange has failed to stop an extradition bid to send him to Sweden to face rape and sexual assault allegations.

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Soldier commits suicide on webcam

A young soldier committed suicide live on a webcam in France during an online chat with another user of a health forum.

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Thessaloniki suburbs still crawling with rubbish

Fifteen days since POE-OTA, the federation of municipal workers’ unions, ended its strike action, many neighbourhoods across Thessaloniki are still choked with trash.

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Crisis forces boutique owner to turn robber

The ever-deepening economic crisis and the increasing dire financial straits of his own business prompted a 44-year-old Glyfada boutique owner to turn robber and start terrorising

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Schengen membership wavering at present

Greece’s efforts to tackle illegal immigration are still being monitored by European authorities.

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Papandreou ready to go

As the idea of a referendum gets scrapped, Papandreou prepares to abandon leadership.

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Our talented youth ready to shine

The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia and St Timothy Foundation will be hosting a talent competition for the young starlets in Western Australia.

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Winners of the Australian Hellenic Memorial competition

The 2011 Australian Hellenic Memorial Foundation student competition prizewinners were announced on Thursday 28 October at a memorial service for ‘OXI Day’.

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World-first cancer trial announced in Ballarat

A Victorian cancer research centre has begun trials that holds out a glimmer of hope for more effective future cancer therapies.

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