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20 June is World Refugee Day Join us this year on World Refugee Day and support refugees across the globe and here in Cyprus to be protected and included in health care, education and sport. Together we can achieve anything. Together we heal, learn and shine.   Stories that Inspire On World Refugee Day we celebrate the courage and resilience of refugees. We also take the opportunity to remind each other of the importance of togetherness and inclusion #WithRefugees through individual stories. Togetherness and inclusion through sport #WithRefugees In 2019, PeacePlayers offered ten refugee chil...

Share Lavender, basil or roses: history and aromatic plants are being grafted in Cyprus to broaden its sun-and-sea appeal and regain its lofty status dating back to Roman times. AFP Ancient aromas aim to attract new crop of tourists to old Cyprus Mon, 28 June 2021 Lavender, basil and roses: history and aromatic plants are being cultivated in Cyprus to broaden its sun-and-sea appeal and regain its lofty botanical status dating back to Roman times. From sunrise in the small mountain village of Agros standing at 1,100m in the Troodos mountain range, Andria Tsolakis, her younger sister Elena and ...

Ancient aromas aim to lure new crop of tourists to Cyprus Issued on: 28/06/2021 - 04:44 A butterfly flies over lavender plants at a botanical park near the Cypriot beach resort of Ayia Napa Christina ASSI AFP 3 min Agros (Cyprus) (AFP) Lavender, basil and roses: history and aromatic plants are being cultivated in Cyprus to broaden its sun-and-sea appeal and regain its lofty botanical status dating back to Roman times. From sunrise in the small mountain village of Agros standing at 1,100 metres (3,600 feet) in the Troodos mountain range, Andria Tsol...

The Straits Times Ancient aromas aim to woo new crop of tourists to Cyprus Ms Elena Tsolakis harvests the Damask roses for oil extraction in the small mountain village of Agros of the Troodos mountain range.PHOTO: AFP Miranda Tringis, owner of Cyherbia botanical park, in the Cypriot village of Avgorou in southwestern Famagusta District.PHOTO: AFP PublishedJun 28, 2021, 1:30 pm SGT https://str.sg/3oNQ They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully availab...

Premium Content Subscriber only A night of nostalgia, puppetry and unfiltered political incorrectness awaits as a 90s icon returns to Mackay for one night only. Anyone older than mid-20s is sure to remember Australian comedy sensation Agro the puppet and his larger than life presence on Agro’s Cartoon Connection show airing from 1989 to 1997. After 30 years in the business – Agro, operated by Jamie Dunn – is live on stage and headed for Mackay. Hosted by Big Brother’s Ben From Brisbane, Agro Up Late is a stroll down memory lane where fans can hear the naughtiest and funniest Aussie...