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Malaysian newspaper apologises to Xenophon
Malaysian newspaper, New Straits Time, has apologised to Senator Nick Xenophon for wrongly accusing him of making an anti-Islamic speech in parliament.
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$21.4 million for multicultural Victoria
Multicultural communities set to gain from Victoria’s State Budget, but families with young children may suffer.
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The first victims of the Greek election
Results are increasing political uncertainty and putting at risk Greece’s position in the euro.
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The reaction from party leaders
ND leader Antonis Samaras has proposed a national salvation government, comprised of pro-EU parties, which would undertake to renegotiate the bailout memorandum, so as to spur deve
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Election swing leaves Greece teetering
ND-PASOK deal looks unlikely as hard-left SYRIZA makes gains, neo-Nazis enter Parliament.
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A vote of despair
No party is expected to make an impact or get the numbers in today’s Greek election
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NAB cuts loan rates by 0.32 per cent
National Australia Bank will pass on only 32 basis points of the 50-point cut this week to the official cash rate.
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Odysseas Elytis: The language of poetry and the sanctity of light
Nobel prize-winning poet will be honoured in a presentation by Dr Anthony Dracopoulos for the 30th Greek Festival of Sydney.
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Make me up, Alexia
Make-up artist Alexia Hondros talks to Neos Kosmos about making it as a freelancer in the world of beauty.