News Bulletin – March 5, 2025

5 March, 2025

1. Prime Minister Albanese’s shift on military presence in Ukraine Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced that he is open to sending Australian troops for peacekeeping operations in Ukraine. This marks a significant departure from the government’s previous stance, which had ruled…

GREECE·OPINION

The political crisis after Tempi: Urgent reforms needed to restore public Trust

5 March, 2025

The Tempi tragedy and its aftermath have exposed the deep political crisis gripping Greece. Two years after the devastating accident, massive protests at home and abroad reflect widespread public frustration over the government’s failure to address critical issues such as railway safety…

AUSTRALIA·VICTORIA

Victoria’s 30-Year Infrastructure Plan: Housing, Transport, and Safer Streets

4 March, 2025

Infrastructure Victoria has unveiled an ambitious 30-year blueprint to address the state’s growing infrastructure needs. The plan includes $75 billion in new spending, with expected economic benefits of $155 billion, focusing on public transport expansions, social housing projects, and road safety improvements. …

SPORTS

Super League: 57 Seconds of Silence in Memory of the Victims of the Tempi Train Tragedy

3 March, 2025

The Super League is honoring the memory of the 57 victims of the tragic train crash in Tempi by observing a moment of silence during the 25th matchday of the season. In commemoration of the second anniversary of the disaster, the Super…

NEWS BULLETIN

News Bulletin – March 3, 2025

3 March, 2025

1. Ambitious housing plan for Melbourne The Victorian government has unveiled plans to build 360,000 new homes across 60 suburban locations along Melbourne’s rail network. This initiative aims to address the city’s growing housing demand amid rapid population growth. However, property developers…

GREECE

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28 February, 2025

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NEWS BULLETIN

News Bulletin – February 28, 2025

28 February, 2025

1. Australia’s defense and international relations The presence of Chinese warships near Australia’s eastern coast has sparked intense political debate. Defense Minister Richard Marles urged the public to remain calm, stating that the ships did not violate international law. However, the opposition…

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