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The line – live!
Melbourne’s youth will be encouraged to speak out on the importance of respectful relationships when a funky new hip hop initiative touches down this Friday 4 May in St Kilda
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Omiros College graduates ready for the world
Omiros College in Melbourne’s Brunswick celebrated the success of their VCE graduates last week in a grand event at the Park Hyatt Melbourne.
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Mikakos commemorates 2009 bushfire victims
Jenny Mikakos MP, Shadow Minister for Seniors and Ageing, attended a commemorative ceremony for the victims of the February 2009 bushfires at Flag Pole Hill, Flowerdale last Sunday
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Prices for luxury properties falling
The prices of the most expensive properties in the Greek capital, which perhaps could once only be topped by those of Monaco, Moscow and central London, have returned to levels not
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Ex-minister’s wife on hunger strike
Viki Stamati, the wife of former Defense Minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos who has been in custody since last Friday after defending herself on money-laundering charges.
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Karamesinis family win damages
A family’s tragic loss could mean tighter regulation on crowd controllers in Victoria.
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Paschal Service and a big fry-up for Easter
The South Australian Central Youth Committee, will be hosting an Open Air BBQ at the Parish of Apostle Andrew, Noarlunga this Sunday.
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Brewing the Nikias way
Costa Nikias launched his first commercial beer La Sirene in December and Melburnians can’t get enough of it.
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GoTo boys on target
Three Greek Australian boys are on target to raise $100,000 for the Flinders University Autism Early Intervention Program (EIRP).
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Quiet rallies mark May Day
Several thousand protesters joined May Day marches in central Athens, as organisers said they hoped action Europe would pressure the EU to change course.