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Tsochatzopoulos called for two defense ministers in the New Democracy governments that took over from PASOK from 2004 onward to be questioned

Bank of Sydney customers and guests gathered last week to launch their new Marrickville branch.

Ferries will remain docked across the country, while public hospitals will be operating with skeleton staff throughout the day

The Cook Island-flagged Pirireis sank with 17 crew members on board

Lecture on Cultural Heritage Preservation in a Cyber World, by Dora Constantinidis, will be held as part of the exhibition Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures

Community involvement will save dwindling programs like Ancient Greek says Professor K.O Chong-Gossard.

It's time for Victorians of Germanic ancestry to come in from the cold, says Michael Pearce SC

The new law overturns what had been a guarantee of a job for life for workers in Greece's notoriously bloated civil service.

NSW government donated of $29,450 to the Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of the Holy Apostles

Panathinaikos finishes sixth after downing Xanthi 3-0 in playoff

Greeks know good coffee. This year's World Barista and Brewer Championships sees a tailored and very talented Greek team vie for the top gong.

Moyne mayor Jim Doukas says the State government has unfairly dumped permit approval on Councils

Whatever the outcome, the AFL has only one chance to get it right with no room for sentiment.

Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou is suing three newspapers over claims she held a $550 million Swiss bank account

A lecture on Ancient Greek jewellery 'Mycenaean to Hellenistic' will be on this Wednesday at the Greek Community Centre in South Brisbane

Vevi and Corinth targeted in attempt to locate troops buried anonymously

Campaigner for the Cypriot community for years, Mr Toumbourou was beloved by many in the Greek and Cypriot community

Telling stories through a lens has become a life's work for artist Ellenor Argyropoulos, and has placed her in the finals of Tourism Australia's best job