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Greek opposition leader trolled over ‘baptism cross’ claim

Greece’s main opposition leader faced mockery both inside and outside his party this week after claiming a divine sign occurred during his baptism as an infant decades earlier. Stefanos Kasselakis, …

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PAOK fighting to down Olympiacos in massive clash at “Karaiskakis”

Both PAOK and Olympiacos will have to muster all their strength following their European assignments to score an important victory against one another, with the Thessaloniki side battling to keep …

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Greek Parliamentarians in Australia: Missed opportunities and cultural disconnects

Greek parliamentarians were in Australia last week to commemorate the 1821 Revolution of Independence. Konstantinos Vlassis of New Democracy, former deputy minister of foreign affairs for Greeks abroad; Theodora Tzakri …

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Australia must protect multiculturalism: Albanese

Anthony Albanese has defended Australia’s multiculturalism as cracks in social cohesion emerge after two stabbing attacks in Sydney, while his attorney general called for men to end violence against women. …

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Tourist ban floated for Australia’s biggest lake

Visitors will no longer be able to set foot on one of Australia’s premier tourist destinations under a proposed plan to protect its cultural significance for traditional owners. Kati Thanda-Lake …

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31 Greek schools nationwide to receive government funding

The Australian government have announced that 600 community language schools, including 31 Greek schools, across the country will get a boost in funding. The $15 million scheme, as part of …

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Elective surgery wait times longest on record

Patients are now waiting almost twice as long as they were 20 years ago for elective surgery, a damning report card on public hospitals has revealed. Wait times for elective …

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Greek wildlife groups warn against govt flood recovery plan

Four prominent Greek wildlife groups on Thursday warned that the government’s recovery plans after last year’s flood disaster in Thessaly risked causing even greater damage to the environment. Greenpeace, WWF, …

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‘Shock and disbelief’: Paula Masselos opens up on Bondi Junction tragedy

Waverley Council Mayor Paula (Πολυξένη) Masselos addressed her absolute distress at the recent tragedy that took place within her LGA, revealing the measures moving forward to pay respects to the …

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Tsitsipas wins 8th match in a row, through to quarter-final in Barcelona Open

Stefanos Tsitsipas has notched his eighth win in a row to move into the quarter-finals of the Barcelona Open after defeating Roberto Carballes Baena 7-5, 6-3. Fresh off winning his …

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