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Latest news: Greece

Minister’s visit to Canberra brings Greece closer to the diaspora

Theodoros Livanios, Greek alternate minister of the interior, visited Australia to encourage the diaspora to vote in the EU elections.

Greece pushes UK museum to return Parthenon Marbles

The return of the British Museum's Parthenon Marbles to Greece is possible even if the two sides cannot come to an agreement over who owns the sculptures, a campaign group working to resolve the long-standing dispute says.

Win tickets to ‘Agapi & Other Kinds of Love’ at the NMA

Win one of two double passes Canberra Daily has to opening night of Agapi & Other Kinds of Love by Luka Lesson, Wednesday 27 April.

Eleven passengers missing after Greece ferry blaze

A passenger listed as missing after a blaze swept through a ferry sailing from Greece to Italy has been found alive by rescuers, a Greek shipping ministry official says.

ANU Classics Museum brings the distant past closer to us

To anyone fascinated by the ancient world, the ANU Classics Museum is a treasure trove, the collection spanning more than 1,500 years.

Help for Greek crews fighting huge wildfires

Three large wildfires have churned across Greece, with one threatening whole towns and cutting a line across Evia, the country's second-largest island, isolating its northern part.

Thousands flee wildfires outside Athens

Thousands of people have fled their homes on the outskirts of Athens and hundreds have been evacuated by boat from the nearby island of Evia as Greece faced a fourth day of wildfires fuelled by strong winds and searing temperatures.

Greece’s ancient Olympia saved from fire

As major fires continue to burn across Greece, an official has said the monuments at Olympia, a key site of antiquity in the country's west, had been saved from approaching flames.

Greece on alert amid heatwave and wildfires

Greece is forecast to remain in the grip of a heatwave that is not expected to let up all week, with temperatures climbing above 40 degrees Celsius across the country during the day and staying there for hours.

Greek restaurants to require proof of vaccination

Greece will require customers at indoor restaurants, bars and cafes to prove they have been vaccinated against COVID-19 or have tested negative within the last three days, the government has announced to combat an infection surge.

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