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Greek PM ponders next moves
Papandreou and several of his ministers headed to the island of Paros to consider his PASOK’s list of candidates for the November local elections, which, sources say, is likely to
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Recipe for success
Young entrepreneur Constantinos Pissiotis and chef Christoforos Peskias talk with Mike Sweet about the New York-style deli with a cosmopolitan twist they’ve opened in Kifissia.
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Mature age students: NUGAS turns 40
The National Union of Greek Australian Students celebrates its 40th birthday in Syndey this weekend.
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Athens retailers reeling
Fifteen percent of retail businesses in Athens have closed because of the debt crisis and ensuing recession, a study released by a leading trader association
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The Coalition campaign is coming off the rails
Embracing John Howard has signalled Tony Abbott’s return to the past for help, says Dr Nick Economou
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Sharp increase in teacher retirement
The number of Greek teachers applying to retire has tripled in the last year according to the Greek Deputy Minister for Education Evi Christofilopoulou.
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Greek Australians step up to the crease
Greek Australian cricketers head to Corfu in September for Corfu’s first Cricket Festival.
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Housing prices down by up to 10 percent
Residential property prices in the first six months of the year fell by an average of 4 to 10 percent in Athens
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New blood takes over the helm
The newly-elected president of the Cypriot Community of Melbourne and Victoria, 47-year old Harry Tsindos, talks about his plans.
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Opposing trends in enrolments
Greek language enrolments are down at La Trobe University, but promising at Monash.