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Greek island blocks disputed hotel near renowned ‘moon beach’

A disputed hotel project near one of Greece’s best-known beaches on the tourist island of Milos has been blocked after months of controversy, local authorities said this week. Judicial authorities …

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Victoria overhauls multicultural policy with new authority to tackle growing division

The Victorian government has unveiled sweeping reforms, creating a new statutory authority, Multicultural Victoria, to replace the long-standing Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC). Premier Jacinta Allan and Multicultural Affairs Minister Ingrid …

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Adelaide to seal sister-city agreement with Athens, strengthening cultural and climate ties

Adelaide is set to formalise a sister-city agreement with Athens, a move that underscores the enduring influence of the Greek-Australian community in South Australia and opens new avenues for cooperation …

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A lesson in solidarity and humanity from two Mitilini residents

George Kotopoulis, owner of a fish shop, and his neighbour Prodromos Paterellis both work at the beginning Ermou Street in Mitilini. A few days ago they came together to show …

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Djokovic family settles in Greece amid tensions in Serbia

Novak Djokovic has enrolled his children in a private school in Athens as the tennis champion and his family begin a new chapter of life in Greece. The 24-time Grand …

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Zempilas moves to repair damage after Price’s comments about Indian-Australians

WA Liberal leader Basil Zempilas has sought to mend ties with the state’s Indian community following controversial comments made by federal colleague Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, who is scheduled to …

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Police on high alert as four protests planned in Melbourne this weekend

Victoria Police have warned that fresh unrest could erupt in Melbourne this weekend, with Inspector Troy Papworth confirming that officers are on high alert as four separate demonstrations are planned. …

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Fresh evidence reignites calls to reopen case of Louisa Ioannidis’s mysterious death

New evidence is bringing the tragic death of Louisa Ioannidis, who was found in a Melbourne creek in 2011, back into the spotlight and raising doubts about the initial coroner’s …

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Lieutenant General Emmanuel Theodorou takes the reins of the Cyprus National Guard

Cyprus’s Council of Ministers has appointed Lieutenant General Emmanuel Theodorou as Chief of the General Staff of the National Guard, replacing Lieutenant General Georgios Tsitsikostas, whose term ends on October …

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Heavy rain and wild winds push homes to breaking point

Homes have hit saturation point as wild weather and heavy downpours engulf millions of residences along the east coast. Rainwater flooded homes in inner Sydney and seeped through roofs in …

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