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Hellenic Chair For Global Diasporas Beneficial For All Australians: Minister Alex Hawke - Vimarsana News

Hellenic Chair For Global Diasporas Beneficial For All Australians: Minister Alex Hawke

Australian Federal Minister Alex Hawke, Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs and Member for Mitchell, NSW,

Hellenic Chair at Melbourne Uni will be 'for the benefit of all Australians', says Minister Hawke - Vimarsana News

Hellenic Chair at Melbourne Uni will be 'for the benefit of all Australians', says Minister Hawke

Alex Hawke has praised a Hellenic Senior Lectureship in Global Diasporas appointment at the University of Melbourne's Parkville campus.

Parties pledge $19.3 million to Greek communities - Vimarsana News

Parties pledge $19.3 million to Greek communities

With the federal elections just a fortnight away, the parties are doing their best to catch voters' attention and one of the best ways is to pledge money.

Republicans raise questions about more Biden allies receiving multimillion dollar government contracts - Vimarsana News

Republicans raise questions about more Biden allies receiving multimillion dollar government contracts

(The Center Square) – Republicans on the U.S. Oversight Committee have begun an inquiry into why multiple allies of President Joe Biden have received federal contracts that are now under

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Republicans raise questions about more Biden allies receiving multimillion dollar government contracts - Vimarsana News

Republicans raise questions about more Biden allies receiving multimillion dollar government contracts

(The Center Square) – Republicans on the U.S. Oversight Committee have begun an inquiry into why multiple allies of President Joe Biden have received federal contracts that are now under