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Greece train safety official quits 2023 crash probe

A senior state investigator probing Greece’s worst train tragedy resigned Wednesday, with ongoing confusion about the causes of a huge fireball that killed some survivors. Christos Papadimitriou, head of the …

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Victoria’s tough new bail laws respond to Greek, Indian, Asian community fears over rising youth crime

What stood out last week at a media conference led by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan were the real stories of crimes committed against members of Indian, Greek, and other ethnic …

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Peter Tziotzis’s defamation lawsuit against Channel Nine begins trial

The hearing of the defamation lawsuit filed by Greek Australian Peter Tziotzis against Channel Nine‘s “A Current Affair” program has begun in the Supreme Court of Victoria. The case concerns …

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Greek holidays now costlier as Australian dollar plummets post Trump tariffs

One dollar buys… half a euro – after the Australian currency fell in value due to global economic uncertainty following the “tariff war” The turmoil in the global economy caused …

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Archbishop Makarios: We need a rallying of the Diaspora to protect the ‘treasure’ we have inherited

“I cannot accept that the Greek community is ‘aging’. Australia’s Greek community will never ‘age’. That is my deep inner conviction. But obviously by your question you mean that with …

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White Fox Boutique founders Daniel and Georgia Contos secure $70m Sydney headquarters

Greek Australian entrepreneurs Daniel and Georgia Contos, founders of fashion powerhouse White Fox Boutique, have acquired a five-storey commercial office building in Sydney’s inner-city suburb of Rosebery in a $70 …

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Martha Oplopiadis breaks 100-year barrier in engineering leadership

Martha Oplopiadis is the first woman to be appointed President-Elect of the Society of Automotive Engineers Australasia (SAE-A) in its nearly 100-year history. Oplopiadis is at the helm of the …

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Aussies worry about harmful deepfakes but share anyway

Deepfake political content is rising in Australia and only one in 10 voting adults is very confident they identify the fakes, a study finds. Despite the widespread concerns about artificial …

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Aussie shares plummet as US barrels ahead with tariffs

The Australian share market has sharply sold off after the opening bell, as hopes of last-minute trade deals fade ahead of a key tariff deadline. The S&P/ASX200 fell 149 points, …

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Albanese government’s $1.23m commitment to preserve heritage and reimagine St Dimitrios for the future

The completion of a long-awaited multi-function community theatre space at St Dimitrios in Windsor has been backed by a $1.23million commitment from Federal Labor to bring the project to life. …

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