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Retsina

When I was young, my grandfather would lead an annual pilgrimage to Mount Martha on the Mornington Peninsula, in avid pursuit of his one thing needful: pine resin.

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Google Maps coming to a store near you

With the exception of the Android mobile operating system, Google Maps has been the most successful product to come from the Mountain View Company in recent years.

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Planning Christmas

Mark Bouris talks about planning Christmas.

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Turkey imposes sanctions on Syria

Turkey has frozen financial assets and cut strategic links with Damascus, ratcheting up pressure on the regime of Bashar al-Assad to end its violence against protesters.

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Britain expels Iranian diplomats

The foreign secretary of the UK, William Hague, has ordered the expulsion of Iranian diplomats from the UK and announced that the UK is closing its embassy in Tehran.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

A celebrated work such as One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest brings with it a heritage and a familiarity.

Exhibiting women’s right to vote

The exhibition entitled Voice: Women’s Salon features prominent artists who have completed works befitting the theme of “women gaining the vote in Victoria”.

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Longer military service under consideration

Deputy Defence Minister Costas Spiliopoulos left open this week the likelihood of a decision for a lengthier mandatory military service by conscripts.

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Eurozone approves 8 billion euro loan

Less than 24 hours after Greece secured a further 8 billion euros in loans from the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund, Prime Minister Lucas Papademos issued a stern warn

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Eurobank, Alpha Bank take large hit on bonds

Leading Greek lenders Eurobank and Alpha Bank, which are merging later this year, this week announced heavy nine-month losses brought about by write-downs on their Greek government

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