Ambassadors to Greece List of Australian Ambassadors to Greece

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^ envoy named . canberra times. 22 may 1968. p. 8. 
^ foreign affairs changes . canberra times. 12 june 1972. p. 8. 
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^ former indonesian military chief new ambassador . age. 2 september 1987. p. 6. mr kevin gates, former ambassador mexico city, yesterday confirmed australia s ambassador greece 
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