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Austerity bites in Oz

Teachers from Greece working in Victorian schools face major cuts in entitlements

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Europe approves giant Greece bailout

Massive bailout for Greece comes with deep and agonising economic cuts which will impact on all Greek citizens.

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New measures necessary for EU-IMF loans

Greece is close to agreeing to a new set of austerity measures, which will affect both the public and private sectors, that would unlock the emergency loans from the European Union

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Papandreou calls for EU intervention to prevent spread of crisis

The Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has appealed for the rapid intervention of the European Union to prevent a speculation triggered crisis across Europe.

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Greece’s rating downgrade trigger market plunge

Greece’s credit rating was downgraded yet again by rating agency Standard & Poor’s

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Call for one unified voice in campaign for Greek

“Strength in unity” was the catch phrase at the SAE Oceania meeting for the inclusion of the Greek Language in the National Schools Curriculum, held last Friday in Melbourne.

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Why VCE students like to learn Greek

Two Greek-Australian VCE students share their insights into why studying the Greek language is so important to them.

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Lidis Tailors: Whatever suits you

From one generation to the next Lidis Tailors & Mens’ Wear has continued to operate in Richmond. Michael Tseprailidis shares their family story.

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Scouts in need of leaders

More than 100 people turned out to show their support for the 6th Box Hill Hellenic Scout Group at its open day and crisis meeting last weekend but there’s more work to be done.

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Anzacs who fought in Greece seek recognition

Despite having been awarded a medal from the Greek government for their role in the
campaign, Australia has yet to recognise these Anzacs.

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