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The latest Greek Australian News, Opinion, Features, Culture, Food, Entertainment, and Sport from Greek City Times in Sydney, ...
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New Study Challenges 65,000-Year Timeline for First Humans in Australia, But Debate Remains Unsettled
A newly published research paper has reignited debate about when humans first set foot in Australia, proposing a later date ...
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“West Asia Quad” – Greece, India, Cyprus and Armenia Alliance Could Change the Game
India’s new West Asia Quad, comprising Greece, Cyprus, and Armenia, aims to counter Turkey’s influence. News Track explains ...
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Antikythera Shipwreck Excavation Concludes Five-Year Program
The 2021–2025 underwater archaeological research at the Antikythera shipwreck concluded, uncovering wooden hull parts, statue ...
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Politis Family Scholarship at Sydney Uni Honouring Greek Heritage Nears Deadline
Applications Closing Soon for the Politis Family Scholarship Supporting Greek and Byzantine Studies Undergraduate and ...
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Ancient Inscriptions Shed New Light on Who Built Egypt’s Great Pyramid
A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Egypt has revealed fresh evidence about the workforce behind the construction of ...
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Merkel: It Hurt Me to Hear People Call Greeks Lazy – But I Won’t Apologise for the Crisis Response
In a rare interview marking a decade since Greece’s near-exit from the euro, Angela Merkel defends her record on Greece’s ...
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Wildfire in Ierapetra: Relentless Fight Continues with New Outbreaks in Agios Ioannis and Fermes
A massive wildfire in Ierapetra, Crete, continues to rage, scorching over 12,000 acres and forcing 3,000 evacuations. New ...
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Greece Unveils Kimolos: A Hidden Gem with the World’s Clearest Waters
Kimolos, a serene Cycladic island, boasts the world’s clearest waters, with Prassa Beach leading its allure. Offering ...
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A Turning Point in Greek History: Remembering Mantinea, July 4th, 362 BC
BC, dawned heavy with the anticipation of battle. On the plains of Mantinea, the fate of the Greek world hung in the balance.
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Uyghur repression remains in European, Australian focus despite Chinese overreach
The repression of the Uyghur community in China continues to draw global attention, as it is raised, discussed, and condemned ...
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Ivanisevic: “Tsitsipas is even less prepared than me”
Goran Ivanisevic didn’t hold back on Serbian TV, criticizing Stefanos Tsitsipas’ lack of preparation and commitment, saying, ...