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Greece: Four-wheeling around Santorini
What's a fun way to see all the sights of Santorini on a budget and a tight time frame? The locals will tell you: by quad bike, of course.
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Paul Thomas: Left, right... the extremists are marching
It's sometimes overlooked that Hitler didn't seize power in an armed takeover, notes Paul Thomas.
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Tourism at a low - Greece wishes you were there
"Wish you were here" isn't a slogan that can be spotted amid the racks of postcards spilling into the streets in Athens' tourist traps, but the sentiment is visible everywhere.
![John Roughan: A big fat Greek disaster](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=780)
John Roughan: A big fat Greek disaster
The sooner the "Grexit" happens the better. Much of Europe is back in recession and the rest of us - as we will hear in the Budget on Thursday - are feeling the chill.
![Greek crisis: Euro fight or flight](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=780)
Greek crisis: Euro fight or flight
Paul Harper looks at the arguments for and against a Greek exit from the Eurozone.
![World markets up with Greece, US jobs looking up](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=780)
World markets up with Greece, US jobs looking up
World sharemarkets were up overnight, after better than expected US job data and prospects rose for a new Greek government.
![Greece: Heroic Leonidas still guards pass](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=780)
Greece: Heroic Leonidas still guards pass
Kiwis are among the many to have made a stand at Thermopylae, writes Jim Eagles.
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Delphi, Greece
The magnificent Temple of Apollo at Delphi was once home to the Pythian Oracle, the most famous prophet in the ancient world. Although the great buildings here now lie in ruins, the site still has a powerful atmosphere - it's just the sort of place gods and oracles would be expected to dwell.
![Greece: Posing a question to the oracle of Apollo](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=780)
Greece: Posing a question to the oracle of Apollo
The ruins of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi still hold a strange power, writes Jim Eagles.
![World shares up as Greek rescue imminent](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=780)
World shares up as Greek rescue imminent
World shares advanced overnight amid expectations a deal on Greece's second financial rescue was imminent and that China was moving to increase liquidity at its banks.