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A Greek-Australian could be named Sydney’s best grocer

Greek-Australian Paul Moraitis, who operates as a grocer in Sydney, could soon achieve one of the highest accolades in his industry. His business, Kareela Grocer, in the region of Sutherland, …

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Victoria and South Australia expected to end lockdowns on Tuesday

As Victoria is set to end its lockdown at midnight on Tuesday 27 July, the state recorded 11 new cases of locally-acquired . According to health authorities the cases identified …

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Australian women’s relay team wins first gold medal of Tokyo Olympics in world record time

While most of Australia is in lockdown, its women’s 4x100m relay team is making us proud with the country’s first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Bronte Campbell, Meg Harris, …

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Thousands rally in Melbourne, Sydney and  Brisbane against lockdowns, masks  and vaccines

Thousands of people are rallied against COVID-19 lockdowns and vaccinations in  Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane today. Police estimated 7,500 people gathered in the Botanic Gardens  of Brisbane and marched through …

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Greece welcomes UN Security Council’s condemnation of ‘unilateral acts’ by Erdogan

Greece welcomed the statement of the UN Security Council’s French presidency that condemns statements by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the Turkish Cypriot community leader Ersin Tatar on opening …

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Greek-Australians urged to get vaccinated now

In the wake of the latest lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaders of Melbourne’s Greek community have come together to encourage people to get vaccinated. A collective of community …

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NSW needs the Pfizer as Delta cases hit new record despite Sydney lockdown

NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has renewed pleas for other states to donate Pfizer vaccines, after another record daily infection total despite Sydney’s lockdown. There have been 163 new locally acquired …

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Church helps Greek expatriates and wider community struggling with lockdowns

Dozens of Greek expatriates in Melbourne have turned to the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese’s Greek Welfare Centre for help as the city’s fifth lockdown bites deep into their financial reserves. Members …

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Kostis Palamas and the anthem for the Olympic Games

The modern Olympics were established in the late 19th century, thanks to the efforts of a movement led by Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the International Olympic Committee, who wished …

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“We want everybody vaccinated…we don’t have the supplies,” says Premier Dan Andrews

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said a “ring of steel” should be put around Sydney after New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian declared a national emergency at a crisis cabinet meeting …

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