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Prime minister to tackle party leaders
Papademos set to with party chiefs after debate on pension cuts causes rift.
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Multicultural Business Council targets growth
The Victorian Government’s new Multicultural Business Ministerial Council met for the first time last week to assist in developing new business opportunities and strengthening the
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Eleftherotypia files for bankruptcy
Eleftherotypia newspaper publisher Mania Tegopoulou filed for protection from the daily’s creditors under Article 99 of the Bankruptcy Code midweek.
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Christmas shoppers choose debit over credit
The Australian National Retailers Association (ANRA) surveyed 1000 people and found most use debit and cash to minimise Christmas debt.
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Papademos’ popularity slipping
The number of voters who have a negative view of Prime Minister Lucas Papademos is increasing according to a new poll from Alco.
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Turkey and France in genocide row
Turkey has frozen relations with France in response to approval of a law that may deny that the mass killing of Armenians in 1915 by Ottoman Turks was genocide
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PM seeks no crisis
President Karolos Papoulias on Thursday offered to help Prime Minister Lucas Papademos ward off a political crisis by convening a session of party leaders if the premier’s talks wi
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Disappointing results for Greek in VCE
No Victorian student studying Greek received a 50 or 49 as part of their VCE results this year, which is a significant drop from previous years.
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Murderer of two brothers charged with 31 years jail
Christopher Angelo Filippou has been charged with 31 years in jail for shooting brothers Sam and Luke Willis in Newcastle June last year.
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Feeding those in need
The Christmas Food Appeal, an initiative by the Melbourne and Victorian Archdiocese, has fed over 300 underprivileged families this Christmas.