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Biggest ever: Japan wins Australian navy warships deal

Australia has chosen a Japanese company to build a new $10 billion frigate fleet for the navy. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Mogami-class frigate is the federal government’s preferred vessel for its …

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Kostakidis’s legal team: “We will fight this every step of the way”

Mary Kostakidis’s legal team has come out in staunch opposition to claims her posts constitute hate speech, stressing they will defend her at every step in the lawsuit made against …

Tourism boom sparks backlash in historic heart of Athens

Surrounded by a hubbub of blaring music, restaurant terraces and rumbling suitcase wheels slaloming between overflowing litter bins, Giorgos Zafeiriou believes surging tourism has made his historic Athens neighbourhood unrecognisable. …

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First woman appointed to lead Australian Federal Police

Australia will have its first female Australian Federal Police commissioner after Krissy Barrett was appointed to the role. Ms Barrett will become the ninth AFP commissioner after a 25-year career …

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Greece seeks exemption for olive oil, feta and yogurt from Trump tariffs with Australia emerging as key export market

The Greek government is actively pursuing the exemption of key national exports olive oil, feta cheese, yogurt, olives, and wine from the 15 per cent tariff agreed upon in the …

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Ambassador Duncan is redefining Australia–Greece relations via Diaspora diplomacy

Alison Duncan, Australia’s Ambassador to Greece, returned home for meetings in Canberra and used the opportunity to strengthen engagement with the Greek Australian diaspora—an essential force in enhancing bilateral ties. …

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Solidarity event for Mary Kostakidis held in Sydney

Hundreds turned out at the “Stand with Mary” event held in support of journalist Mary Kostakidis, against whom the CEO of the Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA), Alon Cassuto, has …

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‘Fluid Light’ exhibition opens 2025 Theotokia events in Istanbul

The eighth edition of the “Theotokia” Cultural Gatherings have officially begun with this year’s events kickstarted by Nikolaos Kaseris’ photographic exhibition ‘Fluid Light’. The event, which is organised by the …

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Sardine Festival in Lesvos celebrates local culinary heritage and push for PDO status

A beloved island tradition returned to Skala Kallonis in Lesvos this weekend, as locals and visitors alike gathered for the annual Sardine Festival—an event that has grown into a full …

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‘Wake up’: Gaza supporters’ march is a warning for MPs

Australians have sent a clear message to their political leaders after tens of thousands of people marched across an iconic landmark in a show of support for Palestine. More than …

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