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Are you one of the 500,000 who lied?
Australians are quick to omit things or straight out lie on their applications for credit.
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IMF chief says Greece should keep credit line
Christine Lagarde say Greece still needs help and shouldn’t be jumping to an early exit from the IMF’s line of credit.
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Loukanikos, the legendary Greek riot dog dies
Loukanikos began hitting the headlines in 2010, when the stray hound began appearing in the front line of anti-austerity protests.
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Church of Greece supports IVF but not abortions
The Church does not oppose legally married couples seeking fertility treatment, but says it draws the line at abortion.
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Virtual museum on Alexander the Great ‘coming soon’
Its physical base would be at the Museum of Aegae, in northern Greece, the location of the Macedonian dynasty’s seat.
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Time for consistency
The UAE and Qatar friendlies will be the best chance to show the team is working as a unit.
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Desperate Greece enters into more qualifiers
Injuries cloud three key players, but coach Ranieri is expecting six points from the two qualifying matches against Finland and Northern Ireland.
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Greeks highlight the FFV awards night
South Melbourne takes out a number of awards in both womens and mens teams, while Alexander Pavlidis takes out best goalie and John Kyrgios best WPL coach.
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Shira’s Journey to be launched
A unique three-part project exploring the history of Greece’s Jewish communities will be launched ahead of its Delphi Bank Greek Film Festival premiere.
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Townsville embraces its Greekness
For the 15th year in a row, the Townsville Greek community will host it’s annual festival.