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Head-high tackles confusion continues

Free kicks resulting from head-high tackles increased in number after last round’s umpiring decisions involving players who turn legal tackles into free kicks by dropping their sho

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The cook and the chef

Fatherhood plants George Calombaris’ feet firmly on the ground.

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Spartans still on top

In last Saturday’s match of the day, the Hawthorn Spartans top, hosted the Richmond Central Cardinals third on the ladder.

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Greek studies get a $450,000 push start at CDU

The ‘Guardians of Greek’ program at the Charles Darwin University (CDU) has raised $450,000 to promote the expansion of Greek Studies in Australia’s top end.

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Failure to agree leads to new polls on June 17

With time running out, Greece heads to new elections.

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New online tool explains orthopaedic surgery

Greek-speaking patients to gain greater understanding of treatment.

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Spartels gets top Kazzie honour

Michael Spartels has been named Kastellorizian of the year for his distinguished service to the Kastellorizian Association of Victoria, spanning almost four decades.

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ACCC petrol collusion enquiry

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will examine private arrangements between petrol retailers and whether major fuel retailers are involved in price fixing w

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Vamvakinou expands cancer screening

Federal Member for Calwell Maria Vamvakinou’s campaigning to expand the Cancer Council’s National Bowel Cancer Screening Program has finally come into fruition.

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Greeks in the Far Orient launch

The book Greeks in the Far Orient was officially launched in Melbourne last week by former premier of Victoria John Brumby.

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