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Eva Boleti: Teaching Indigenous children in WA while completing a PhD research in Greek Diaspora

Driven by curiosity and respect for cultures, Eva Boleti let her adventurous spirit take her to Western Australia. “It is an amazing experience. I never imagined that I would be …

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Vic Liberals leader to expel MP over anti-trans rally

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto is satisfied outspoken MP Moira Deeming knew organisers of an anti-trans rally had established links to neo-Nazis. Mr Pesutto is seeking to expel Ms Deeming …

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Greece marks 80th anniversary of Holocaust deportations

Greece on Sunday commemorated the 80th anniversary of the first deportations of Greek Jews to Auschwitz-Birkenau in Thessaloniki, the northern metropolis that lost almost its entire flourishing Jewish community. Holding …

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Greek defence minister says hit with Twitter cyberattack

The Twitter account of Greece’s defence minister on Sunday said it had been hit with a cyberattack that saw hundreds of followers blocked. “We apologise to the followers of Defence …

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City stumble as Macarthur eke out valuable ALM draw

Melbourne City’s procession towards the A-League Men premiership hit a road bump as Macarthur snatched a point in a backs-to-the-wall 1-1 draw against the competition leaders. The Bulls were happy …

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Fornaroli stars as 10-man Victory sink Mariners

Melbourne Victory’s new-look attacking duo of Bruno Fornaroli and Fernando Romero have struck to deliver a 2-0 win over Central Coast and revive their ailing A-League Men season. Fornaroli’s chip …

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Lemnos Gallipoli memorial statue vandalised

The Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial at Lemnos Square in Albert Park has reportedly been vandalised with paint for a second time. According to Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee Secretary Mr Jim Claven …

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Neo-Nazi crackdown on the cards after Melbourne clash

Extra measures to crack down on neo-Nazism will be explored by the Victorian government after white supremacists taunted transgender rights protesters outside state parliament. About 30 men from the National …

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No one rained on this parade – Greek Independence Parade a hit

The annual parade for the Revolution of 1821 returned to the city of Melbourne after a three-year hiatus, on Sunday, 19 March with pride. The impressive parade began 1pm at …

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Millions of native fish wash up dead in outback NSW

Millions of native fish have washed up dead near Menindee in outback NSW, in a series of mass kills caused by floods and hot weather. The state Department of Primary …

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