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Bullying perpetrators to face six months behind bars
Government moves to make prison sentences for bullies law.
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Balancing the budget – the ancient Greek perspective
Historian David Pritchard believes Greece’s politicians can learn a lot from the ancient ways of running the country.
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Greek language lives through Benaki treasures
A collection of artefacts spanning 8,000 years of Greek history is the inspiration behind a unique Greek language program developed by Australia’s Hellenic Museum.
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SA Chief Justice wants more women to become barristers
South Australia’s Chief Justice Chris Kourakis hopes a larger pool of female barristers would lead to more women becoming judges in the future.
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Diversity week aims to ‘strengthen community’
Cultural diversity week will also coincide with the United Nation’s International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on March 21.
Sport –
Kokkinakis claws back a win
Appearing to suffer from heat stroke, Thanasi Kokkinakis fought back and gallantly won his third round Indian Wells match.
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Antonis named in Olympic Olyroos squad
Sydney FC’s Terry Antonis has been named in the 2016 Olympic qualifying Olyroos squad.
Features –
Dr Varigos: carer across the generations
Andrew Varigos turned 100 last week. Neos Kosmos pays tribute to the former Melbourne GP and pioneering pharmacist.
Life –
Greek fiesta at Prahran Market
Roving musicians will play a range of traditional Greek music followed by Greek dance performances at this Saturday’s Prahran Market.
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Funds running out
Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has proposed an urgent meeting on the sidelines of the European Union summit to help reach an agreement that would allow Athens to get more funds.