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Veteran BBC journalist’s family takes on pharmaceutical titan

Veteran BBC journalist Malcolm Brabant is fighting for his life.

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ELSTAT chief to testify in probe

The head of the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Andreas Georgiou, is to testify on December 12 in a criminal investigation into claims that his office falsely inflated Gre

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Beware ‘Centrelink’ phone scam

Centrelink customers are being warned of a phone scam that has begun targeting Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland residents.

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Hague court ready to rule – FYROM dispute

UN’s International Court of Justice is going to make its ruling on the Greece – FYROM name dispute on December 5, 2011, the Court has announced last week.

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Disabled people close to poverty line, says report

Disabled people in Australia are more likely to live in poverty, says a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

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Social security funds lose billions

The financial crisis has brought losses of about 4.5 billion euros to the country’s social security funds.

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Spreading Christmas cheer

Heidi Asimomitis is making sure all South Australians are inundated with a healthy dose of Christmas cheer, year after year.

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Greek skip prescriptions, poll shows

One in four Greeks get prescription medicines over the counter from pharmacies, bypassing their doctors, while three in 10 claim to have been unable to find the medicines they need

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Greek migrants honoured in Bonegllia exhibition

The Greek exhibition From Petronis and Ekaterina to Peter and Catherine: Greek Journeys Through Bonegilla was opened in Wodonga last Friday by the Minister of Multicultural Affairs

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9 years minimum for Soteriou

Vicky Soteriou was sentenced to 12 years jail – to serve a minimum of nine years before she is eligible for parole – on Monday, for the role she played in the plot to kill her husb

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