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News –
Compassion key to the Penny Marathon’s success
The marathon was run, swum and cycled this year to help stray and abused animals.
News –
Police, residents unhappy over shisha cafes
Police want to see shisha cafes better regulated to reduce crime, while councils want specific closing times to see noise reduced
News –
Lecture on the state of education in Greece
Tonight professor Athina Zoniou-Sideri will give her view on whether the crisis has affected Greece’s education system
Life –
Tahini soup
Traditionally Tahini soup is from the Cycladic Islands in Greece, and is eaten in the week leading up to Easter, or on Good Friday when simple, meat-free foods are eaten.
Dialogue –
Germans and the South
Many Germans covet the relaxed lifestyle of the South, but their elite sees as a bad example and ensure that it is demonised, lest their own nationals attempt to adopt it.
Features –
The Australian Pericles of art
As one of Australia’s most prolific artists, Leon Pericles talks to Neos Kosmos on using ancient methods to make art and the power of a creative mind.
Ricciardo wins Hungarian GP
Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo bags his second Grand Prix win, this time in Hungary.
Sport –
Sydney Olympic dumbfounded at Glory walkout
Sydney Olympic’s match against Perth Glory was unceremoniously called off after the A-League club was unhappy with warm-up facilities.
Sport –
Pole vault record on same day as three doping cases
Shot put champion Michalis Stamatoyiannis and sprinters Theopistos Mavridis and Grigoria Keramida have failed a doping test.