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July 1974 remembered
Last week saw Cyprus mark the occupation of Cyprus by Turkish forces in 1974.
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Piraeus takeover offer for two Greek banks
The privately owned Piraeus Bank offered on Thursday to buy stakes in two state-controlled banks for 701 million euro.
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Poll: Greeks unhappy with politicians
Seven in ten Greeks are dissatisfied with their lives and feel let down by the country’s two main political parties while a third would not vote for any of the five parties in Gree
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Tax hikes fuel petrol station closures
A large number of petrol stations may be forced to close due to growing problems in the sector according to the Greek industry body representing petrol station owners.
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Fear, uncertainty and doubt in Athens
Lambros Karavis reflects on the current state of affairs in Greece, 18 months after his previous visit to Athens.
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“Hellenism is a great survivor,” says Paula Masselos
Paula Masselos has worked in a number of industries and sectors as a strong voice for multiculturalism and cultural diversity.
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Elderly couple lose their ‘Castle’
Seventy-two-year-old Hariklia Vorgiatzidis and her sick husband Nikos are heartbroken that their Footscray home will be bulldozed to make way for the Victorian Government’s $4.3 bi
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Down but not out
Tourism to Greece has reduced since the economic downturn but it remains steady.
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Greece trip not cancelled
The immersion program run by the Greek government for 8 – 12 year old Greeks of the diaspora to travel to Greece are being postponed because of a lack of funds.
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Greek families stay strong
Professor Demetrios Georgas presented a public lecture in which he presented the findings of his research into the Greek family in Greece and abroad.