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My mum was my sister

A family secret sees 43-year-old local woman searching for her Greek father

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Alphington Grammar tops the agenda

Change will be a high priority in the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria as the new Board prepares to meet for the first time.

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Mature debate needed on flag issue

Three Greek Australian community leaders express their opinions on the issue of changing the Australian flag.

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Two Greeks honoured on Australia Day

John Christodoulou from NSW and Steve Tharenou from Queensland were amongst the many community figures whose contribution was acknowledged on Australia Day.

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The nation’s capital goes Greek

Canberra is going Greek again in preparation for the Greek Glendi, one of the key activities of the Capital Multicultural Festival held in Australia’s capital.

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Ancient Greece: Democracy in Athens

Cambridge Fellow, Michael C Scott, begins an exclusive column for Neos Kosmos. He will be giving readers a fortnightly insight into the reality of everyday life in Ancient Greece.

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MPs to investigate Vatopedi and Siemens scandals

Parliamentary committees of inquiry has been established into the Vatopedi Monastery land swap deal and into the Siemens scandal.

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One American, Two Britons, Arrested in Crete Synagogue Arsons

Greek police have arrested one American, two Britons and a local citizen for twice torching a 600-year-old synagogue in Crete.

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Victorian Premier joins Greek elderly at Australia Day celebration

The Victorian premier travelled down to Mornington to celebrate Australia Day with Greek seniors.

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PAOK derail hopes of Reds revival

Panathinaikos are eight points clear of Olympiakos in the Super League as the Reds saw their title hopes all by ended by PAOK at the Karaiskaki Stadium.

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