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Refugee advocate hits out

Kon Karapanagiotidis is the son of Greek migrants, his father’s side were refugees from Turkey, so he identifies with modern displacement and desperation.

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Georgiou bows out true to form

Veteran Liberal Petro Georgiou wrapped up his 35 year parliamentary career last week, with a valedictory speech that reflected perfectly his time of service: honest, unafraid an

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Greek Masterchef contestant evicted

Botching an oyster terrine recipe has cost Peter Kritikides his position in the Masterchef series

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Pope preaches peace in Cyprus

The first by a pope to Cyprus was described as ‘historic’ by President Dimitris Christofias, who said the divided island was in need of the pontiff’s ‘words of peace.’

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Young Greek of the week: George Nicolacopoulos

George Nicolacopoulos is a nineteen year old trainee pilot at RMIT Point Cook

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Shimmying to success

Andrea Makris shares her experience of running a dance studio and booking agency.

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Greeks win national award for fish and chips

Gerry Lionatos and Chris Tsaousidis and their The Kingfisher Blue store in Wheelers Hill, Victoria has reeled in the title of ‘Australia’s Best Fish ‘n’ Chip Shop’ for 2010.

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Motion passed for the Battle of Crete

National recognition for the Diggers who fought in the World War II Battle of Crete seems closer

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Xenophon takes on ‘cults’

Independent Senator Nick Xenophon has attacked the practices of the Church of Scientology and calls for reform of laws dealing with religious and charity organisations.

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Lucky Peter nabs an iPad

Eleven year old Peter Giasoumi bought an iPad on Friday, after its nation-wide release, at Chadstone Shopping Centre’s Apple store.

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