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New card to battle tax-dodging retailers

As of January 1, Greek taxpayers will be able to pick up a card from banks that can be used to electronically record transactions as they shop.

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Greek government steps down, IOC steps up

Greece’s Olympic hopefuls will be forced to rely on handouts from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) following Greek government cutbacks in funding for their London 2012 pre

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Victory outsmarts Heart in front of bumper crowd

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Melbourne Victory produced a calculated and clinical display of counter-attacking football to square the derby ledger with M

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A fighter till the end

George Sotiropoulos said he can’t wait to fight on home turf when he spoke to Neos Kosmos from the USA.

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PAOK on top in Thessaloniki

PAOK moved three points clear of local rivals Aris as they beat Iraklis 1-0 in the Thessaloniki derby on Saturday.

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Mixed Greek results in Euroleague thrillers

Greens come from behind to win while Olympiakos go down despite 20 point run late.

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Zidane shocked by Olympiakos officials

Greek football has been ridiculed once again in Europe after it was revealed that Olympiakos officials told Zinedine Zidane he should not invite Panathinaikos striker Djibrill Ciss

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Three out of three in Eurocup

A great Greek night in the Eurocup on Tuesday saw all three teams score wins and maintain realistic hopes of reaching the knock-out stages of Europe’s second-tier competition.

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Labor party grants $160,000 for infrastructure in Hindmarsh

Simon Crean announced today the Labor will invest $160,000 for infrastructure in the South Australian area of Hindmarsh

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Greek man jailed for ‘cold blooded’ attack

A Greek man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for stabbing his lover’s husband

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