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Clowning around for a good cause
Humour is the tool for the sensitive souls of Angie Dimitriou and Meg Rayner who on the 30 October are putting together a fundraiser in Prahran for the Humour Foundation.
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Greeks look to Australia for salvation
Hundreds of Greek professionals desperate to migrate attended the Athens Skills expo last weekend in a bid to find out what Australia has to offer.
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Mokbel bypasses legal loophole
Mokbel has decided to scrap the plan to use a legal blunder to get off drug charges.
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IMF foresees trouble in Cyprus economy
The International Monetary Fund said that Cyprus’ economy will expand at a slower pace until 2012 as global growth slows down.
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Exports account for ten per cent of GDP
Exports account for more than to per cent of the Greece’s gross domestic product, or more than 20 billion euros on an annual basis, recording a 13 per cent growth rate, the Panhell
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In her shoes
Liz Aravanis of Princess Elle bears the weight of brides, mothers and koumbares to make sure they get their dream day.
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The flavours of Marrickville
A cookbook has just been released inspired entirely by the multicultural residents of Marrickville in Sydney’s inner-west.
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Skilled Greeks in demand
Yelena Togias reports about the benefits of skilled Greek employees and takes a closer look into how businesses can sponsor skilled Greeks who want to migrate to Australia
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Preston man charged with murder and arson
A man who has been charged with murder after a dead woman’s body was found inside a burnt-out house in Preston Victoria last Saturday, had previously been diagnosed with schizophre
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Carbon tax bill passed
The Gillard Government has said yes to the action of climate change with the Carbon Tax Bill being passed in parliament today.