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Airport traffic down by 5 percent

There was a 5 percent decline in the number of arrivals at Athens airports last year, according to the Athens International Airport.

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Koutsoukis: blindfolded and handcuffed in Cairo

Fairfax’s Middle East Correspondent, Jason Koutsoukis, talks to Neos Kosmos about his nightmare ordeal in Cairo last week.

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Kotsiras is in the House

Victorian Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Nicholas Kotsiras, talks to Neos Kosmos about the changes he is implementing in how multicultural affairs is represented by and to gov

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Education key to Cyprus solution

Dialogue, communication and exchange are the key factors in the resolution of the Cyprus problem accoridng to the deputy director of La Trobe University’s Centre for Dialogue.

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Greek ‘phantom’ accused of conning millions

Victorian Police is investigating allegations against a fugitive conman for ripping off millions of dollars from Victorian investors.

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Yvonne’s holy grail

Growing up in a household of 23 extended family members was good preparation of the Greek cookbook written by Yvonne Kaponis.

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‘We need real change’

Liberal candidate Patrice Pandeleos, who is running in the NSW state elections for the seat of Heffron, believes it’s time for a change.

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Seven Greeks standing in NSW state election

Seven Greek Australian candidates are known at this point to be running in the NSW state election next month.

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Plastic surgery gives patients a lift

The motivation behind facelifts is most often to improve self esteem, according to Adelaide plastic surgeon Dr James Katsaros.

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Greek Diaspora divided over British PM’s comments on multiculturalism

British PM says multicultural policy has not worked in the UK a view rejected by Australian leaders in multicultural affairs

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