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Right wing thugs attack migrant squatters’ camp

A protest by Greek neo-Nazi group, Chryssi Avghi, against migrants squatting in an abandoned building led to a series of clashes in the streets of central Athens.

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Road worthy tests for michanakia

Scooters and motor cycles in Greece will be required to undergo a roadworthiness test every two years as of 2010.

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No jobs, so Greek Masters’student numbers swell

A survey reveals that Greek university students do not believe that a undergraduate degree is sufficient to enhance their life and employment prospects.

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Pavlidis vote in Parliament five short of indictment

Greek MP Aristotelis Pavlidis escaped facing corruption charges when a motion in the Greek Parliament to lift his political immunity fell five votes short of being passed.

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EKEME referred to Auditor General

La Trobe University has referred the former National Centre for Hellenic Studies and Research to the Victorian Auditor-General for investigation.

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Pavlidis inquiry undecided

The parliamentary committee of inquiry into the Pavlidis affair was split on whether the former Minister should have his political immunity removed and face corruption charges.

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Avramopoulos quick steps on swine flu

The swine flu outbreak has prompted a quick response by the Greek government with measures introduced at Greek airports.

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SA Parliament says ‘yes’ to genocide motion

A motion calling for the recognition of the Armenian, Pontian and Assyrian genocides was passed unanimously by the South Australian Parliament.

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Inbound arrivals drop 16 percent

Athens Airport has suffered a significant decrease in inbound tourism over the last 12 months.

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Smoking goes up in puff of smoke

A nationwide anti-smoking campaign promoting the new restrictions on smoking in public places was launched by the Greek Health Minister.

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