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Australian summers warrant extra care to stay safe in extreme heat
It may be tempting to grab a beach towel and spend your afternoon snoozing in the sun, but caution should be exercised to stay safe, doctors say.
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Bringing young people in touch with their Cypriot heritage
Students will take part in a three week intensive language course, and have the chance to experience all facets of life on the island.
Life –
A piece of Greece in Melbourne’s old Greek stomping ground
Meat the Greek is part of a Hellenic resurgence taking place in Melbourne’s west, offering locals traditional souvlaki carved straight off the rotisserie.
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Conversion from ‘first time smoker’ to ‘daily smoker’ rate high, study finds
Experimenting with smoking just once could lead to an addiction, researchers have found.
Dialogue –
Who’s afraid of the African gangs?
The hashtag #AfricanGangs has become a substantial platform for African Australians to showcase their achievements as productive members of the broader community
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Greek astrophysicist takes out coveted science prize
The Dannie Heinemann Prize recognises outstanding mid-career work in the field of astrophysics.
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Evia was once home to cobras, crocs and giant lizards, researchers discovered
The rare fossils were discovered by Greek palaeontologist, Giorgos Georgalis.
Sport –
To stay on Socceroos’ radar Giannou and Ikonomidis need more game time
There’s still time for a number of fringe Socceroos players to state their claim for a spot in the squad ahead of Russia.
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16-year-old Emily Paxevanos on diving for the Holy Cross and female empowerment
‘When I heard people watching say ‘what? There’s a girl, look there’s a girl’ I became more determined’.