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Ex-NSW premier Berejiklian speaks after corrupt finding
Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian says she’s always worked her hardest “in the public interest” despite findings she acted corruptly while in a five-year relationship with a fellow Liberal MP. …
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Chris Christofi leads fundraising efforts in Victoria to support homeless Australians
Multi-award-winning entrepreneur, property investor, and author Chris Christofi has raised over $117,000 for the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. Christofi now sits first for donations in Victoria and third nationally, it is …
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Greek Australians say ‘Yes’ to the Voice
This Sunday, July 2, a significant gathering in support to the Voice is expected to take place at the Victorian Trades Hall in Carlton, Melbourne. The “Come Together for Yes” …
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Community of Cypriots of the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne hold annual ball
The Community of Cypriots of the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne recently celebrated 32 years at their annual ball on June 17. The annual ball is held to acknowledge the community’s …
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Surname snag puts Vic e-licence scheme on a bumpy road
A Victorian digital licence pilot is off to a poor start after 57,000 customers received emails with incorrect surnames. The state’s licensing and registration company VicRoads said the error, which …
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At least three Greek-Australians listed by Daily Telegraph in Sydney’s 100 most influential people
There are at least three Greek-Australians that have made it into The Daily Telegraph’s Power 100 rankings for 2023, with one finishing inside the top ten. The highest placed is …
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New Democracy takes the lead in Australia
New Democracy emerged as the leading party in the June elections among Australian-based Greek expatriates, while the Communist Party came second. Greek nationals residing abroad had the opportunity to cast …
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South Australia takes action: ‘Rent bidding’ prohibited under new laws
In a proactive response to the ongoing housing crisis, the government of South Australia has taken a major leap forward by implementing a ban on rent bidding. This measure is …
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Mykonos port turns into “cruise ship parking”
The idyllic island of Mykonos grapples with a surge in tourist arrivals as Titanic cruise ships dock daily at its port. Thousands of visitors disembark within a few hours, leading …
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Australian universities climb in world rankings
Three Australian universities have been ranked among the top 20 higher education institutions in the world. The University of Melbourne came in at number 14 while the University of Sydney …