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Olive oil prices spike in Greece and around Europe, Australia feeling the impact
Greece has seen its second-highest increase in olive oil prices in over a year, according to data from the European Union’s statistics arm Eurostat. Based on that data, Greece has …
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Turkish minister warns Greece over loss of sovereignty of islands in the Aegean
A fresh threat has been issued to Greece by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan regarding its sovereignty over islands in the Aegean near the Turkish coastline, continuing their request that …
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Holy Archdiocese of Australia to be governed by Holy Eparchical Synod
The Holy Archdiocese of Australia has approved the rules of its new Constitution, following the endorsed presentation by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, in which it will be governed moving forward by …
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EU and Indian protests echo calls for agricultural reform
Farmers across the EU are protesting, as are farmers globally, particularly in India. Greek farmers blockaded roads to Thessaloniki and reached Athens with their tractors. At the same time, Indian …
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Experience the taste of Cyprus: Halloumi Festival hits Melbourne this weekend
The Cyprus Community of Melbourne and Victoria (CCMV) is organising a Halloumi Festival, paying homage to the island nation’s famous cheese. President Theo Theophanous said, “Cypriot, Greek and all other …
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NGOs urge Greece not to extradite Erdogan critic: statement
A group of NGOs called on the Greek government on Tuesday to reject Ankara’s extradition request for a Turkish asylum seeker who accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of corruption. “The …
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Qantas agrees to pay Seremetidis for ‘hurt and humiliation’
Qantas has agreed to pay compensation to a worker who was stood down and isolated from colleagues after directing others not to clean planes arriving from China early in the …
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Tax cuts to be tested at the polls days after passing
Controversial changes to forthcoming tax cuts will face their first electoral test within days, after finally passing the Senate. Voters will head to the polls in the Victorian seat of …
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Europe’s ‘years of lead’: 1970s left-wing guerrilla groups
A member of Germany’s Baader-Meinhof gang, one of the left-wing guerrilla groups that killed scores of people across Europe in the 1970s and 1980s, has been arrested after more than …
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Panathinaikos seeking redemption in must-win clash with Aris
Panathinaikos’ premiership chances are well and truly on the line as they prepare for Aris, with poor recent results in the league meaning they must earn maximum points to stay …