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Paringa Council
Ραδιοφωνικο ιδρυμα
Κυπρου
The
Cyprus
News Agency
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South Australian Premier Stephen Marshall has
announced last Friday, that South Australia is again
strengthening its border controls with Victoria,
banning anyone, including South Australians, from
entering the state from midnight last Tuesday. Also
from midnight Tuesday, there will is a cap of 100
people on funerals and weddings, and home gatherings
will be capped at up to 50 people.
In
the meantime, the official numbers from the Bureau
of Statistics show unemployment passing a two-decade
high, reaching 7.4 per cent in June.
The
true picture is much worse, with the Treasurer
admitting earlier this week that unemployment would
be above 13 per cent without Government supports
like JobKeeper.
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South Australian Premier Stephen Marshall and Chief
Public Health Officer for SA, Professor Nicola
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AUSTRALIA
Wage theft investigation reveals the truth
One
in five South Australian workers are likely to be
affected by wage theft, according to an interim
report from the State Parliamentary Wage Theft
Committee.
The interim report, which was handed down to the
Legislative Council, confirmed the widespread impact
the issue is having on South Australians.
Ethnic Communities express concerns over racism
The
peak body representing multicultural communities in
NSW, the Ethnic Communities’ Council of NSW
(ECCNSW), expressed grave concerns over increased
racism and hate speech directed towards minority
communities. ...
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ADELAIDE
Australian wine producers hit hard
Dry
conditions, bushfires and extreme weather events
have left Australia’s wine industry ruing its
smallest vintage in 13 years, as growers and
winemakers battle huge financial losses. The latest
figures from Wine Australia ...
ADELAIDE'S EXPENSES SCANDAL
New ministers to step in
South Australian Premier Steven Marshall has
unveiled his new-look Cabinet, following the
resignations of senior ministers Tim Whetstone,
Stephan Knol and david Ridgeway, on Sunday over the
state's expenses scandal. The... |
COMMUNITY
GOCSA protests against Ayia Sophia provocation
The
Greek Orthodox Community of SA has written to the
Prime Minister of Australia Mr Scott Morrison asking
him to add his Government’s voice to the worldwide
condemnation of Turkish President Recep Tayip
Ertogan’s recent move to convert Ayia Sophia to a
mosque.
We do not Forget Cyprus 1974
The
Cypriot community in South Australia held a
commemorative event to condemn the military coup by
the Greek junta and EOKA B’ and the Turkish invasion
of Cyprus in the summer of 1974.
On Sunday 19 July, the Justice for Cyprus Committee
(SEKA) in conjunction with the Cyprus Community of
South Australia held a wreath laying ceremony at.... |
Adelaide Justice for Cyprus memorial
On Sunday 19 July,
the Justice for Cyprus Committee (SEKA) and the Cyprus
Community of SA held a wreath laying ceremony at the
memorial at the Cyprus Community’s premises at Welland,
attended by representatives of the South Australian
Government and Opposition, community leaders, members of
the clergy and a large crowd. In the photo, the
President of the Cyprus Community Andreas Evdokiou,
Minister David Pisoni, MP, Leader of the Opposition in
SA Peter Malinauskas MP, Tom Koutsantonis MP, Greek
Consul George Psiachas
and Greek Community
President Bill Gonis.
Photo by Harri Ppiros
Leader of the Opposition in SA Peter Malinauskas,
Tom Koutsantonis MP, and members of the local community
at the Justice for Cyprus event on 19 July -
Photo: Harri Ppiros
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