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Greece rocked by discovery of 11 parcel bombs

Suspected Greek terrorists unleashed an unprecedented two-day wave of mail bomb attacks in Athens and abroad which has seen the arrest of two suspects and a 48 hour suspension of i

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Women called to lead

The Greek Orthodox Comunity of Melbourne and Victoria was among 24 groups awarded Women’s Leadership Grants by the Brumby government

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PM defends poll talk, Pangalos

Papandreou deflects criticism after Panglaos comments in newspaperr stir controversy.

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Greece celebrates ‘Ohi’ Day

The seventieth anniversary of the Greek ‘no’ to the Italians and its victory over Italian forces in Albania was marked with commemorations and parades across Greece.

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Greece tops EU corruption list

Despite a raft of reforms over the past few months Greece is still perceived as the most corrupt state in the 27-member European Union, according to this year’s corruption index pu

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First Queensland visit for new Ambassador for Greece to Australia

Alexios Christopoulos has made his first official visit to Brisbane

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$15 000 for Australian Hellenic Memorial

The Australian Hellenic Memorial will get a facelift after Victorian Premier John Brumby announced $15 000 in funding for maintenence

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Education and health to drive Greek vote in Victoria

Greek community groups say education and health will decide the Greek vote in Victoria’s state election this month

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Greek Australians celebrate ‘Ohi’ Day

Hundreds of Greek Australians gathered in Melbourne to celebrate Ohi Day on Thursday

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$1 million boost for Melbourne’s Greek community

Premier John Brumby announces grants for Oakleigh as part of the Cultural Precincts and Community Infrastructure Fund.

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