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Greek police to wear cameras after Syrian migrant shot dead
Greek police minister Notis Mitarachi said Monday that officers would be retrained and start wearing body cameras after a migrant was shot and killed in a police pursuit. The death …
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Few plan to spend tax returns as economy stalls
Just one in 20 Australians plan to splurge on big-ticket items when their tax returns come through, with most opting to squirrel them away or pay down debt. Amid acute …
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Greek-Australian youths explore Kavala Municipality through cultural exchange program
During a cultural exchange initiative, twenty-five young Greek Australians, accompanied by their guides, embarked on a visit to the Municipality of Kavala last Friday morning. This experience aiming to enrich …
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Greek business success stories encouraged to nominate for awards
Australia has a proud history of multiculturalism which has been built on the foundations laid by its migrant population, a fact which Joseph Assaf AO, founder of the Ethnic Business …
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Watch and act flood warning for northern Victoria
A watch and act flood warning has been issued for parts of northern Victoria, with authorities flagging a moderate flooding risk. Emergency Victoria said the Murray River at Barham could …
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Dr. Philip Lowe backed as Reserve Bank Governor, while Greens senator calls for Yanis Varoufakis
Speculation surrounding the future leadership of the Reserve Bank intensifies as the opposition expresses its satisfaction with the potential renewal of Dr. Philip Lowe’s contract as governor. Despite an upcoming …
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Morrison should be ’embarrassed’ over robodebt: Shorten
Government services minister Bill Shorten says Scott Morrison should be embarrassed by the robodebt royal commission but it is up to the former prime minister to decide if he should …
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Victorians to pay the country’s most property taxes
Victorians are poised to be slugged with the most property tax in the country this year and beyond, but NSW won’t be too far behind. That’s the finding from a …
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Melbourne family delivers Greek folk dance workshop in first visit to Japan (video)
Greek Australian folk dancer and musician George Kiriakidis is travelling in Japan these days with his family for a special 50th birthday milestone celebration. Alongside wife Nicole and their children …
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Adelaide school celebrates Aboriginal and Greek bond on NAIDOC Week (video)
Teachers and students of Prospect Primary School in Adelaide composed an Aboriginal-Greek fusion song and created a video in dedication to NAIDOC Week celebrating Aboriginal and Greek ties in Kaurna …