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On the trail of Alexander the Great

The regions of Pella, Imathia and Pieria in northern Greece have teamed up in a program aimed at promoting the legacy of Alexander the Great

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Twelve killed, 62 injured in Cyprus blast

The head of Cyprus’ navy, Andreas Ioannides, was one of 12 people killed when seized containers of gunpowder exploded at its main base

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Crisis sinks Greeks into gloom

Fiscal woes are sinking the traditionally sunny Mediterranean nation into glooom, pushing the suicide rate up sharply

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Football world farewells Allan Jeans

VFL / AFL coaching legend Allan Jeans died this week at the age of 77

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Celtic’s Samaras hints Melbourne return

Glasgow Celtic’s Greek international striker, Georgios Samaras, has hinted that he would consider ending his career in Australia’s A-League

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Young Aussie excited to be at AEK

A young Australian that has signed for AEK Athens says he can’t wait to get to work for the Greek club

V8 Supercars Tander and Whincup win one each

On the 2.86km Reid Park, Townsville street circuit, Toll HRT’s Garth Tander, starting from fifth spot on the grid, won Saturday’s V8 Supercar race in with a faultless driving displ

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NUGAS represented at the AHC conference

On 19 and 20 June, representatives from the National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS) attended the National Conference of the Australian Hellenic Council

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Migration story to be told through new initiative

Victoria’s migrant diversity and history will be celebrated through the recently completed Darebin Migration Heritage Project.

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FYROM diaspora press provokes

“The Macedonian people will become the bosses of Chalkidiki,” ran the headline of the Australian Macedonian Weekly last week, in a somewhat confused interpretation of new laws pass

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