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Bishop Bartholomew of Charioupolis attends service for the commencement of Federal Parliament

Bishop Bartholomew of Charioupolis attended St Paul’s Anglican Church in Canberra yesterday for a service marking the start of the parliamentary year. The religious service was attended by Governor General …

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Australia pledges $10m for Turkey earthquake relief

Australia will give $10 million in humanitarian assistance to help response efforts following Turkey’s devastating earthquake. The death toll from Monday’s quake has risen to more than 4400. Foreign Affairs …

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How do chatbots dream of electric Greek heroes?

If you care about literature, art or education at any level and have spent time on social media over the past year you know that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the …

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Tax reform high on the agenda for New Democracy

The tax system reform will continue to be a key part of the New Democracy’s program for the next four years, if it wins the upcoming elections. The Greek government …

Alexia Katra: Weight loss is not a destination, but a lifelong journey

Accepting our physical appearance and developing an authentic sense of self-love is a life long struggle for most of humanity and especially women. In a world dominated by social media, …

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Cyprus issues first-ever fines for poisoning wild birds

Cypriot authorities have for the first time issued fines for the killing of rare wild birds using poison baits, conservationists on the Mediterranean island said Monday. Fines totalling 21,000 euros …

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Greek performing artists demonstrate in pay row

Hundreds of Greek performing artists protested in Athens last Thursday amid a strike over legislative changes that put them on a par with school leavers for state pay and qualifications. …

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Storm brings snow, disruption to Greek capital

A winter storm brought snow to the Greek capital Athens, closing schools, nurseries and courts on Monday and disrupting both traffic and power supplies. The government advised people to avoid …

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Earthquake kills more than 3,800 in Turkey, Syria

A major earthquake struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, killing more than 3,800 people and flattening thousands of buildings as rescuers dug with bare hands for survivors. Dozens of nations …

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C. Koukias returns to Hobart with his film noir opera

Constantine Koukias left Hobart nine years ago for Amsterdam. He is back to premier his new work Deep Black Sheep for MONA FOMA festival in a fortnight. Deep Black Sheep …

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