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Dimopoulos calls on Hellenic virtues to guide Greeks to the Yes Vote

Women For Yes, this Sunday, August 13 at 2:00pm an agora of ideas in the Athenaeum Theatre (by women in favour of the Yes vote, in the upcoming national referendum …

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240 million-year-old fossil unearthed by Mihail Mihailidis rewrites history of Triassic Amphibians

A breathtaking fossil, uncovered by a retired poultry farmer, has garnered the attention of experts who have identified it as a previously unknown amphibian species from the Triassic era. This …

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Paul Dracakis: One of Sydney’s best-known jewellers passed away aged 83

A most prominent member of Sydney’s Greek community and very well-connected in the city’s upper echelons, Mr Paul Dracakis, who was famous for his jewellery outlets ‘Dracakis Jewellers’, died at …

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Dutton urges Labor to fund prescription changes

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has challenged the government to fund changes for prescription medicines following a political standoff on the issue. Changes from September 1 will allow patients to get …

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Greek History and Culture Seminars explore the Greek Civil War and the legendary Pyrrhus

An evening of intellectual enrichment awaits at the Greek Centre, Melbourne, on August 17, featuring engaging lectures on the Greek Civil War in modern Greek prose and the remarkable life …

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Seven Romanians arrested for arms possession ahead of Thursday’s Europa League match

Seven Romanians were arrested on the border between Greece and Bulgaria for weapons possession on Thursday as police continued to probe the fatal stabbing of a Greek football fan, officials …

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Investing in languages: Western Australia funds over 50 community language schools

Up to 53 community language schools have been funded through the Western Australian Community Languages Program. The Cook Government announced $718,867 to support 53 not-for-profit community language schools, which teach …

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‘Urban explorers’ drawn to Cyprus and its haunted past

Chained swings eerily creak in the breeze at the deserted Tivoli amusement park in Cyprus, a divided island that has caught the eye of the global “urban explorer” community. To …

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‘One of the worst’: 67 cats found living in squalor

Animal welfare authorities have rescued almost 70 cats after they were found living in a home so filthy, the concentration of ammonia from cat urine forced inspectors to evacuate after …

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Angelo Gavrielatos steps down as NSW Teachers Federation President amidst industrial dispute

In a significant development that marks the end of an era, Angelo Gavrielatos, a prominent figure in the realm of education politics, has announced his decision to step down as …

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