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‘Kill bankers, not yourselves’ says Greece’s far-right Golden Dawn

A member of the Greek parliament from the far right party Golden Dawn has urged desperate people in the country to “kill those who are responsible for their problems” rather than commit suicide. He defines “those who are responsible” as bankers.
Euronews: May 23, 2013

Australian Minister expresses solidarity to people of Cyprus

Australia's Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population, Communities and the Arts Tony Burke has expressed his country's solidarity with the people of Cyprus for their economic hardships
May 23, 2013

Tycoon says Australia treating mining firms as ATMs

Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart on Friday accused the government of using the mining industry as an ATM, warning of an unhealthy reliance on the sector and unsustainable debt levels.
AFP: May 17, 2013

Paniyiri Greek Festival: The full program

Brisbane food lovers are encouraged to take the journey to South Brisbane for the Paniyiri Greek festival on May 18 and 19.
Brisbane Times: May 13, 2013

Road map to Greek culinary delights

The city’s best Greek cooks are going moussaka mad in preparation for Paniyiri Greek Festival.
Brisbane Times: April 30, 2013

Deadline for Greeks abroad to file income tax extended to June 28

The deadline for Greeks living abroad to file income tax has been extended to June 28, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras's office said in a letter to the Australian and New Zealand Federation of Cretans.
April 29, 2013

New Zealand legalises same-sex marriage

New Zealand's parliament has legalised same-sex marriage, the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to do so.
BBC: April 18, 2013

Greek church would take complaints to cops

THE Greek Orthodox Church would never sweep abuse allegations under the carpet, a Victorian inquiry has heard.
The Australian: April 12, 2013

Nazi hunter group criticises Australia in annual report

The Israel branch of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre on Sunday criticised Australia and several other countries for failing to do enough to bring perpetrators of the Holocaust to justice.
AFP: April 7, 2013

Nowhere over the rainbow for Sydney gay crossing

Officials have ordered the removal of a rainbow pedestrian crossing painted on a street in Sydney's main gay district, setting off fierce debate in a city known for its annual Mardi Gras gay pride event, one of Australia's main tourist draws.
MSNBC: April 5, 2013