Australia

The President of Fronditha, George Demetriou, expressed his deep appreciation for the overwhelming support shown by the Greek community for the Fronditha’s Radiothon on Saturday.

A crackdown on the international education industry by the Federal and State Government will weed out the education providers of dubious integrity and stop exploitation, according to industry insid

One of South Africa’s leading human rights lawyers, George Bizos, is touring Australia to present public lectures on human rights in pre-and post-apartheid South Africa.

Aussie centenarian Ruth Frith realized the dream of a lifetime in January this year when she traveled to Ancient Olympia in Greece for the first time.

Every 11 hours an Australian woman will die from ovarian cancer.

Two Greek Australians were among those honoured on Australia Day.

The high-speed car accident that claimed the lives of five teenagers in Mill Park on Sunday 17, January has brought back tragic memories for Doula Styllianou, whose son was killed in the much publi

Prince William received an ecstatic reception at Whittlesea where he learned first hand about bushfire recovery in Whittlesea; some of the areas hardest hit by the Black Saturday Bushfires.

Eighteen-year-old James Anagnostidis is a step closer to his future career as a psychologist after discovering that he had been accepted into his first tertiary preference.

Greek Australian building industry figure Jim Moschoyiannis is alleged to have been one of two people bashed by Mick Gatto over a building industry turf war, according to a front page report in The

The leader of the Victorian Opposition, Ted Bailieu has expressed his lack of confidence with the way the government has handled the implementation of the clearways extension while underscoring the

Convicted Greek-Australian sex fiend John Xydias has been ordered to pay a total of $1.08 million in compensation to five of his victims.