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Simon Behrakis takes Clark seat after Tasmania vote recount
The Hobart City alderman will take the seat of Elise Archer, a former Speaker and Minister for Justice, Corrections, Environment and Parks and the Arts. With 55.2 per cent of …
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The need for workers in aged care continues
Australia’s labour force shortage has began to shrink however vacancies continue to pose challenges in aged care. There is a significant demand for caregivers and nurses who can communicate in …
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Gathering of the Greek Diaspora at the feast of Saint Dimitrios in Moonee Ponds
A large crowd from all Melbourne suburbs gathered at the first celebration of Saint Demetrius in Moonee Ponds, “Una Razza Una Faccia – Demetria,” on Sunday. Following the Divine Liturgy …
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Archaeologists uncover ancient building and artefacts traced to sunken city of Salamis
A team of archaeologists have made a major discovery in an exploration of the Greek island, Salamis, of an underwater building and many items that trace back to 4th century …
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Protect all innocent lives in Israel and Gaza, PM urges
Australia has urged the protection of all civilians across Israel and Gaza. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government is working with international counterparts to provide humanitarian access to Gaza …
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VCE Students in tears over mistakes in maths exam
Year 12 VCE students have been left frustrated after sitting the second general maths exam on Monday, one that contained two errors, with officials only picking up on one beforehand. …
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PM Mitsotakis: Solution to Middle East conflict requires Hamas’ strategic defeat
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to developments in the Middle East at the start of his discussion with political scientist and author Francis Fukuyama, at the 27th Economist Government …
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Study reveals Greeks want to live past 100
One in two Greeks considers the ideal age they would like to reach to be over 100 years, specifically 103, as revealed by the Longevity Study of 2023 conducted by …
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Greece’s valuable ‘blue forests’ reveal their secrets
Hidden below the surface of the sea are the so-called “blue forests” or posidonia seagrass “meadows” that abound on the seabed, creating one of the most valuable habitats in the …
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Premier defends drunkenness law change timing
Victoria’s premier has defended pushing ahead with changes to public drunkenness laws on Melbourne Cup Day despite construction delays to a dedicated sobering up centre. The government had intended for …