World Cup 2010
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20 Aug 2012
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Delima Shanti talks to the powerlifting yiayia from Bendigo, Victoria.
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16 Aug 2012
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The Spartans with a full side played their usual quick run and spread brand of football to win the second semi-final by 67 points
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4 Dec 2011
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Allow me to indulge myself by opening this week's English Premier League review with the news that Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has won the managerial sack race.
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12 Jul 2010
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Andres Iniesta nets in extra time to give European champions Spain their first-ever World Cup title.
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23 Jun 2010
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Greece have bowed out of the 2010 World Cup despite a dogged performance against Argentina.
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21 Jun 2010
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A determined 10-man Australia held on for a critical 1-1 draw against Ghana despite having Harry Kewell sent off in the first half.
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18 Jun 2010
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The cacophonous African horns were silenced as Greece recorded a famous victory, defeating Nigeria 2-1 at the World Cup, and keeping alive Hellenic hopes of qualifying to the next
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14 Jun 2010
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Australia were annihilated by powerhouse Germany 4-0 in their first match in Group D
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14 Jun 2010
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Defensive blunders cost Greece dearly against Korea Republic, but there were signs of life.
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11 Jun 2010
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Greek team robbed whilst in World Cup training session.
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11 Jun 2010
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Anastasios Barbadonis looks at the key players in the Australia squad and passes judgement.
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8 Jun 2010
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SBS are providing extensive coverage of the FIFA World Cup, here the SBS Team mull over each grouping.
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26 May 2010
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The Socceroos have been officially farewelled in Melbourne this afternoon.
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Seeing both parents go through illness made Natasha Mason much more aware of healthy living.
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Samaras says coalition stuck with same measures his administration was due to adopt.
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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras confident the country won't have to seek a third international bailout after the four month extension period ends.
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After coming sixth in the Melbourne Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo says the sport is at risk of becoming too predictable if one car maker always dominates.
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Chris Ikonomidis is one of five uncapped players to be picked by Ange Postecoglou for the Socceroos friendly squad against FYROM and Germany.
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Ongoing back injury to blame - Thanasi Kokkinakis likely to replace Kyrgios.
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The Melbourne artist exhibits her latest collection of self-portraits, taking us on a journey through her various facets.
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Vicky Kanellopoulos has designed a contemporary ANZAC brooch to remember the fallen.
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Emeritus Prof Ronald Thomas Ridley will give an informative lecture tonight on how Athenian Democracy worked as part of the Greek Community's historical and cultural seminars.
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Greece's unemployment rate has started climbing again.
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Living Without Limits Foundation on track for respite home.
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Greece may face difficulties in finding the money to pay its obligations to the IMF and the ECB.
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Greece's Super League suspended for the week after more pitch violence has government fed up.
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“Despite steps forward... problems persist, including worrying levels of xenophobia and violence," says the Council of Europe's commission against racism and intolerance.
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The Eurogroup urged Greece to develop and broaden the list of reform measures, based on 'the current arrangement'.
