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Equal pay for community sector workers

A historic day for Australia as more than 150,000 community sector workers will pay rises.

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Downer in the firing line from Cypriot leaders

President Demetris Christofias will meet with United Nations special adviser Alexander Downer in the coming days for a comprehensive discussion that will include his role in the ta

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Prisons are full

The governors of three prisons – high-security Korydallos, southwestern Athens, and facilities in Halkida and Tripoli – have said they will not take in any more inmates as overcrow

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Greece celebrates Australia Day

Athens celebrated Australia Day with an official function on Wednesday 1 February at the Australian embassy in Athens.

Life

Plating up

Presentation makes all the difference between a good dish and a great one, writes Penni Pappas

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Sport

Perkins warns Thorpe not to travel too much

Olympic great Kieren Perkins has warned Ian Thorpe to travel less before his Olympic bid.

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Ephraim appeals for bail

Vatopedi Monastery monk Ephraim submitted an appeal on Monday to be released on bail from Korydallos Prison, where he is being held pending a trial for money laundering and embezzl

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Lung cancer on the rise

Despite stricter laws banning smoking in public places, including cafes, bars and nightclubs, that have been in force since 2010, deaths from lung cancer in Greece show no sign of

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The venerable Greek communities of Austria-Hungary

Take a tour of the Greek diaspora, how they forged their identity and built their communities in the former Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Ricoh GR Digital IV has serious focus

Tech Talk takes a look at the functionality of the Ricoh GR Digital IV.

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