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Greece, Turkey urge better relations after quake
Greece’s foreign minister visited Turkey on Sunday in a show of support after the country was hit by a devastating earthquake last Monday, despite a longstanding rivalry between the two …
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Turkey detains builders as quake deaths pass 33K- Three Australians feared dead
Turkish justice officials targeted more than 130 people allegedly involved in shoddy and illegal construction methods as rescuers extricated more survivors, including a pregnant woman and two small children, six …
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Former Cyprus top diplomat Christodoulides elected youngest president
Former foreign minister Nikos Christodoulides was on Sunday elected president of the Republic of Cyprus, becoming at 49 the youngest leader of the divided Mediterranean island nation. The seasoned politician …
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Sakellaropoulou celebrates 10 years of Shedia street paper alongside Greek Australian founder and volunteers
Ioanna and Periklis, two of the nearly 100 sellers of ‘Shedia’, the only street paper in Athens founded by Melbourne-born editor in chief Christos Alefandis, had an unexpected surprise. After …
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Missing Greek couple found dead under building debris in Antakya
A Greek couple with dual Greek and Turkish citizenship was found dead under rubble by rescue workers in Antakya (Antioch), in quake-stricken southeast Turkey on Friday, Greek national broadcaster ERT …
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Sydney Greek Language Certificate of Attainment success rises to 88 per cent
In celebration of International Greek Language Day on 9 February, Sydney saw approximately 170 people attend the Award Ceremony of the Certificates of Attainment in the Greek language for 2022. …
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Greek Archdiocese starts fundraiser for Turkey and Syria earthquake victims
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia is carrying out a fundraiser to support the earthquake victims of Turkey and Syria, Archbishop Makarios announced in a statement. The Archbishop, urged the …
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Oakleigh Cannons continue to add to their trophy collection
Chris Taylor’s Cannons faced the ever worthy Bentleigh Greens on Friday night in the Community Shield final with the latter failing to rise up to the challenge that led to …
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Cyprus rivals woo swing voters in presidential run-off
Cyprus holds a tightly fought presidential election on Sunday between two diplomats, each seeking to persuade undecided voters that he is the best choice to govern the European Union member. …
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Greek Cup Final: Festive vibes, hundreds of fans and warm weather
In a festive atmosphere and with warm weather, South Melbourne and Doncaster Rovers were crowned champions after defeating Mill Park and Malvern City respectively, both with a result of 2-0. …