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Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs opens global consultations
In the Strategic Plan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sets out the vision, strategic objectives, and operational initiatives for further strengthening the links of the Greek Diaspora with the metropolitan …
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Greece upgraded to “Full Democracy” by Economist for the first time since 2008
For the first time since 2008, The Economist magazine has upgraded Greece to the category of “full democracy” in its annual report “Democracy Index” for 2023, putting Greece one category …
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Call opens to to join the South Australian Multicultural Commission
The South Australian Multicultural Commission is tasked with providing counsel to the South Australian government, the Commission relies on the tapestry of cultures, skills, and experiences of its members. The …
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Home losses hit 44 in bushfire-ravaged Victorian town
The number of homes destroyed by bushfires in Victoria’s west has jumped as residents return to assess the damage. Premier Jacinta Allan confirmed 44 homes have been lost at Pomonal …
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Greek Festivals take over Australia’s cultural landscape in February and March
February and March in Australia are now Greek cultural months, as Festival Hellenika in Adelaide, Greek Festival of Sydney and Antipodes in Melbourne take over. These festivals present a panoply …
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Greece legalises same sex marriage in landmark change
Greece’s parliament has approved a bill allowing same-sex civil marriage, a landmark victory for supporters of LGBTQI rights that was greeted with cheers by onlookers in parliament and dozens gathered …
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Greece legalises same-sex marriage, adoption
Greece’s parliament was set to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption on Thursday, a landmark reform promoted by the conservative government over the opposition of the country’s powerful Orthodox Church. Dozens …
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Greek farmers vow to step up protests
Greek farmers on Thursday vowed to continue blocking roads with tractors and to intensify their protests by converging on Athens next week. The move comes just two days after conservative …
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Greek Parliament faces Church opposition over same-sex marriage bill
The Valentine’s Day session in the Greek parliament saw strong opposition and protests from the Orthodox church, but there’s also a notable shift in public opinion that favours the change. …
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Frustration as big cemetery trust refuses to open books
A major manager of public cemeteries continues to “significantly impair transparency” by refusing to allow NSW state auditors to probe its financial records. The Catholic Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust manages five …