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Microsoft’s outage sent the world back decades: Fax machines, landlines and handwritten prescriptions

The collapse of Microsoft 365 paralysed businesses, hospitals and financial services across 74 countries. Services are recovering, but millions of users are still waiting for delayed emails to be delivered

Microsoft outage enters second day as recovery efforts falter, disrupting Outlook, Teams and government services worldwide

A major Microsoft outage has disrupted services across 74 countries, affecting businesses, government agencies and millions of users. Recovery efforts have encountered fresh setbacks, with some restored servers failing again as traffic returns

Lavrov becomes the ‘elephant in the room’ at G20 as European ministers refuse to pose for photo with him

A diplomatic dispute overshadowed the opening meeting of G20 foreign ministers in Atlanta, with organisers cancelling the traditional family photo to avoid a confrontation

Karalis claims first Diamond League crown with meeting record in Brussels

Norway's Sondre Guttormsen claimed silver and Australia's Kurtis Marschall bronze at the King Baudouin Stadium, while Karalis's victory also secures him a place at next year's inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, Hungary's capital

What Is El Niño and how may it affect Greece? 10 Questions and answers

How can something happening in the Pacific affect other countries, and how does it affect the atmosphere? — An analysis by Tsatrafyllia

Plane remained in the air for more than 24 hours, flying nonstop from Australia to France (video)

The specially modified A350-1000ULR aircraft is expected to make its debut on the Australian airline’s nonstop Sydney–London route from 2027

President of Greece supports growing Australia-Greece community partnership

By Bill Papastergiadis OAM, President, Greek Community of Melbourne

Greek court blocks extradition of fugitive wanted for 1999 Sydney murder

The Court of Appeals ruling followed a marathon eight to nine hour hearing, with judges accepting the defence's argument that the alleged offence had passed Greek law's statute of limitations, unlike in Australia

Former senior Greek official reflect on the importance of the Diaspora

Bill Papastergiadis met former senior Greek officials to discuss the Diaspora

A visit to Alimos: Remembering Australia’s fallen & strengthening community ties

We read at the War Cemetery the names of our Australian soldiers including clearly some of Greek origin names such as  Zampellis

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