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EU lawmakers back lifting MEPs’ immunity in graft probe

A key European Parliament committee on Tuesday unanimously backed lifting the immunity of two lawmakers implicated in a corruption scandal that has rocked the EU. Prosecutors in Belgium have urged …

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Inferno engulfs Melbourne retail centre

Two businesses have been destroyed after becoming engulfed in flames in Melbourne’s north. The fire broke out at the Epping Homemaker Centre about 5am on Wednesday. Flames ripped through a …

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Dendias to visit Israel

Greece’s Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will pay an official visit to Israel on Tuesday, the first visit of a European foreign minister to Israel since the country’s new government was …

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Family of late teen George Diamond who died from tragic brain bleed take case to court

On February 18 2019, George Diamond collapsed in the carpark of Sting Gym in Melbourne’s outer east. The apprentice builder had taken up boxing one year prior as a way …

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Indigenous voice has migrant community backing: PM

Anthony Albanese is confident ethnic communities will rally in favour of an Indigenous voice, despite claims to the contrary. Proponents of the case against the voice, campaigning under the Recognise …

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Melbourne Greeks join forces to offer 8-year-old Mariah hope

Melbourne-based organisation ‘Enosi’ is holding a fundraiser in March for an 8-year-old child in need of continuous medical support and in preparation for upcoming surgery. Mariah was born premature and …

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Greek pilot killed in jet training fall

A Greek airforce pilot was killed Monday and a second was missing after their aged two-seat F-4 Phantom jet went down in the Ionian Sea, officials said. The air force …

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Greek Australian NSW man charged with murder and kidnapping

A NSW couple, Daniel Hasapis and Bonnie Cullen are facing court today after a woman they allegedly kept captive for three days in a Wyong unit on the NSW Central …

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SA govt defends phone ban in high schools

A ban on mobile phones in South Australian high schools will make it easier for students to focus on learning while also helping to cut bullying and harassment, Education Minister …

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Urgent preliminary inquiry ordered into allegations of police corruption in ‘Vima’ article

Supreme Court Prosecutor Isidoros Dogiakos ordered an urgent preliminary inquiry into the claims of an article run by the newspaper “Vima on Sunday”, regarding alleged dialogue and contact between high-ranking …

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