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Eurobank, Alpha Bank take large hit on bonds

Leading Greek lenders Eurobank and Alpha Bank, which are merging later this year, this week announced heavy nine-month losses brought about by write-downs on their Greek government

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ND adopts more offensive stance

New Democracy, which joined the interim government led by Prime Minister Lucas Papademos despite serious reservations, appears to have begun distancing itself from the administrati

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Riot-free rally sees smaller turnout

Thousands of Greek workers joined the seventh general strike of the year on Thursday to protest the government’s plans to continue with an austerity drive that has cut salaries, pe

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Victoria Park celebration

Ever wanted to hear what the Richmond Tigers AFL club song would sound like in Greek? Find out this Sunday.

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Taking it to the streets

For more than 80 years, George Street in Thebarton has been a cultural reference for Greeks in SA, so to celebrate this, the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA) are

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Archdiocese inquiry a ‘whitewash’ says Xenophon

Neos Kosmos talks to Nick Xenophon following the three-month investigation by the Catholic Church which rejected rape claims by Anglican Archbishop John Hepworth.

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Index reveals global corruption

Australia least corrupt of G20 countries while Greece equals Morocco and Thailand.

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Aussie banks downgraded

UK prepares for euro split.

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Torture continues for Halvagis family

Serial killer Dupas wins another day in court.

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Candidates line up for GOCNSW election

Ten members of the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW are sharing a platform in an effort to bring ‘renewal’ and ‘rejuvination’ to the organisation

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