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Manchester Utd score all four goals to draw in Europa League quarter final

Manchester United have thrown away a commanding Europa League quarter-final lead against Sevilla as late Tyrell Malacia and Harry Maguire own goals resulted in the first leg ending in a …

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Cyclone Ilsa hits WA coast ‘like a freight train’

Communities in the path of Tropical Cyclone Ilsa are beginning to assess the damage from its potentially record-breaking winds as the severe storm system works its way inland. The cyclone …

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Young people explore Ancient Greek Democracy for Australia

The Premier’s Spirit of Democracy (PSoD) Event at the Greek Centre, hosted by the Greek Community of Melbourne on Thursday, 13 April, was organised by Vicky Petalas and led by …

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Greece’s Eurovision song ‘What They Say’ by Victor Vernicos among audience favourites

Victor Vernicos is the youngest artist artist competing in the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest and is also the youngest singer that Greece has sent to the contest in their 46 …

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NSW District court files reveal details of alleged Greek-Australian bikie’s drug smuggling plot

New developments in the AN0M drug-bust saga have come to light, owing to proceedings outlined in court documents seen by The Sydney Morning Herald. Among those, that NSW police allege …

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Aaron Zerefos is back on the podium

Aaron Zerefos has returned to the podium at the coveted Mount Panorama circuit, scoring a strong third place in Class C at the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour on the …

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Graft-accused MEP Kaili granted house arrest

A Belgian judge agreed on Wednesday to release Greek MEP Eva Kaili, the public face of the so-called Qatargate graft inquiry, from jail and to place her under house arrest …

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“You might as well take the big scalps”: Kingston City knock South Melbourne out of Aus Cup running

Kingston City has knocked South Melbourne out of the running for the Australia Cup, pulling off a 4-3 upset at Lakeside Stadium on Tuesday 11 April. Speaking with Neos Kosmos, …

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Language teachers to meet newly appointed NSW government

Over five hundred of the state’s top language teachers will come together on Saturday, 15 April for their first interaction with the new NSW Government, at their annual conference organised …

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The Curse of Sisyphus: Clientelism and the Greek State, an online lecture by Dr Aris Trantidis

Dr Aris Trantidis, senior lecturer in International Relations and Politics at the University of Lincoln in the UK, will present an online-only seminar titled “The Curse of Sisyphus: Clientelism and …

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