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News –
NAB cuts ties with Greek banks
In an unprecedented move, NAB has decided to cease dealing with banks in Greece due to the country’s poor credit rating.
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Greek recession; worse than expected
Economy shrank by as much as 6.5 percent in Jan-Mar period.
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Obama urges Greeks to stay in euro
US President Barack Obama indicated on Friday that life outside the eurozone would be far worse for Greeks than the austerity measures demanded.
Sport –
Greece, Poland draw in Euro 2012 opener
In the Euro 2012 opener, Group A teams Greece and Poland have ended in a 1-1 draw.
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Euro 2012 – Greece competes again!
Memories are already in the making as Greece embarks on its Euro 2012 campaign with a match against host team Poland early this morning.
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Convicted murderer claims police paid informer to nail convictions
Convicted double murderer and a key player in Melbourne’s gangland crime ring, Evangelos Goussis, claims he suffered a “gross miscarriage of justice” during trials for the murders
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Employer claims Zacharoudes stole $1.3m
Adelaide accountant Demetres Zacharoudes is alleged to have stolen $1.3 million from his employer EPAC Salary Solutions.
Sport –
Go big or go home
Why are clubs cutting back on spending just when the league appeared to be turning the corner? asks J Spiropoulos in this week’s Three Sides to Every Story.
Features –
The Greek conundrum
Taking a closer look at the crisis in Greece, and its impact on the eurozone.