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Afghan refugee wrongly imprisoned in Greece awarded damages

An Afghan refugee who spent nearly three years in prison after being wrongfully accused of trafficking migrants was awarded thousands of euros in damages, his lawyers said on Tuesday. Akif …

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Torrential rains kill one in Greece after wildfires

At least one person has died in eastern Greece after torrential rains hit the country, already ravaged for weeks by devastating wildfires, authorities said on Tuesday. However, officials said firefighters …

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SYRIZA-PS calls diaspora Greece to vote for new president online

The process of electing a new president for SYRIZA-PS is now in its final stages, following the unanimous approval of the five candidates by the party’s Continuous Congress last Saturday. …

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Acropolis daily visitor limit capped at 20,000

In a move aimed at preserving the historical monument and enhancing visitor experiences, the Greek Ministry of Culture has implemented a daily cap of 20,000 visitors to the Acropolis, effective …

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Tax Authorities reveal dangerous practice of reused drink leftovers in Corfu’s most popular bars

A sweeping operation conducted by tax authorities in Corfu’s popular nightlife hub of Kavos has exposed a disturbing practice: bartenders were found collecting remnants from customers’ drinks and recycling them …

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Gig workers could be delivered billions in unpaid wages

Billions of dollars worth of unpaid wages could be returned to Australian workers as the federal government attempts to crack down on exploitative labour loopholes. When asked if workers would …

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Reserve Bank keeps rates on hold for third month in row

Interest rates have been left untouched at 4.1 per cent in September in welcome news for borrowers. The Reserve Bank of Australia has stayed on the sidelines for the third …

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Elder abuse warning after rise in reports to police

A jump in reports of elder abuse has prompted authorities to ask for more victims to come forward. More than 5700 reports were made to Victoria Police in the 12 …

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‘Breakthrough moment’ in NSW teacher pay dispute

A pay deal for NSW teachers is close to being signed after the government and the union struck an in-principle deal. The NSW Teachers Federation has been weighing up an …

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Cyprus, Greece, Israel to focus on energy cooperation

Cyprus, Greece and Israel agreed at a summit in Nicosia on Monday to deepen their regional energy cooperation to focus on exports to Europe, especially natural gas and renewables. “We …

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