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Our fashion writer gives you the heads-up on all that is good, bad and the ugly about the biggest day of the year at Caulfield.

Mark Bouris says the RBA's decision to hold off on interest rate rises is a bonus for borrowers

Chaos and heated disagreements were the order of the day at the 2009 annual general meeting of the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria.

The Antipodes Festival on Lonsdale Street was overwhelming success with thousands of Melbournians attending the weekend Festival.

Discover how to get perfect holiday hair by protecting, smoothing, restoring and detangling.

The eight games of the first round of the Greek Super League saw four victories, two draws and two matches postponed because of the fires in Attiki.

A reader challenges the perspective put by Chris Fotinopoulos in a recent opinion piece.

The Greek government's insistence that it will keep borrowing through the open market was not enough to allay fears that Greece will need to access the EU-IMF rescue plan.

Australian Greek director Anna Kannava returns to the screen with her latest movie, Kissing Paris.

Jeana Vithoulkas muses on the Anglo-Celtic propensity to get plastered and act like an idiot.

Around 200,000 jobs have been lost or are threatened in the country since the beginning of the year, a survey by the General Confederation of Small Manufacturers and Traders of Greece (GSEVEE) has revealed.

Steve Agi talks about the just-published Melbourne Coffee Review which review the best 100 coffee spots in Melbourne.

A nationwide strike called by public and private sector unions in Greece over the austerity program introduced by the Papandreou Government saw police clash with demonstrators on the sidelines of the rally in Athens.

The sacking of the Brimbank Council is about clearing the electoral slate in the run-up to the State election in Victoria in 2010, according to Dr Nick Economou.

Heed the advice of MELISSA CHRYS on how to survive the Christmas party season with style, panache and your dignity intact.

Tourism and government revenues in Cyprus are suffering as the global financial crisis bites

The erection of the statue of ancient Spartan King Leonidas on Sparta Place in Brunswick has caused an uproar amongst some local traders and Greek community representatives.