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Parliament to reflect on pain of forced adoptions

Mothers and families affected by forced adoptions will be remembered in parliament as the federal government announces extra funding for support services. Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of the national …

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Greek patriarchate denounces ‘attack’ at Jerusalem church

The Greek Orthodox Church on Sunday denounced what it called a “heinous terrorist attack” on a church at the Tomb of the Virgin Mary in Jerusalem. Israeli police had said …

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Vic Liberals leader to expel MP over anti-trans rally

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto is satisfied outspoken MP Moira Deeming knew organisers of an anti-trans rally had established links to neo-Nazis. Mr Pesutto is seeking to expel Ms Deeming …

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Panathinaikos and AEK share the spoils after fiery derby clash

Both AEK and Panathinaikos were forced to settle for a draw in an intense Athenian derby that ended in chaotic fashion. The two teams played out a 0-0 stalemate at …

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Greece marks 80th anniversary of Holocaust deportations

Greece on Sunday commemorated the 80th anniversary of the first deportations of Greek Jews to Auschwitz-Birkenau in Thessaloniki, the northern metropolis that lost almost its entire flourishing Jewish community. Holding …

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Greek defence minister says hit with Twitter cyberattack

The Twitter account of Greece’s defence minister on Sunday said it had been hit with a cyberattack that saw hundreds of followers blocked. “We apologise to the followers of Defence …

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Lemnos Gallipoli memorial statue vandalised

The Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial at Lemnos Square in Albert Park has reportedly been vandalised with paint for a second time. According to Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee Secretary Mr Jim Claven …

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Neo-Nazi crackdown on the cards after Melbourne clash

Extra measures to crack down on neo-Nazism will be explored by the Victorian government after white supremacists taunted transgender rights protesters outside state parliament. About 30 men from the National …

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No one rained on this parade – Greek Independence Parade a hit

The annual parade for the Revolution of 1821 returned to the city of Melbourne after a three-year hiatus, on Sunday, 19 March with pride. The impressive parade began 1pm at …

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Millions of native fish wash up dead in outback NSW

Millions of native fish have washed up dead near Menindee in outback NSW, in a series of mass kills caused by floods and hot weather. The state Department of Primary …

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