Fotis Kapetopoulos writes about his travels in Rhodes

While the financial crisis has taken a toll for many Athenians, Fotis Kapetopolis says the reality is that Athens stands eternal.

Veteran Liberal Petro Georgiou wrapped up his 35 year parliamentary career last week, with a valedictory speech that reflected perfectly his time of service: honest, unafraid an

Independent Senator Nick Xenophon has attacked the practices of the Church of Scientology and calls for reform of laws dealing with religious and charity organisations.

Greece needs to become again a conduit between east and west and not focus on being European

Alkinos Tsilimidos’ latest film is a dark Pintersque excursion into the danger of memory.

Australian writers, Dr Maria Hill and Peter Thompson seek the truth over the role Anzacs and Greeks played in World War II.

Konstantin Dimopoulos is one of Australia’s most engaged public sculptors.

George Pelecanos talks to Fotis Kapetopoulos about his work in The Pacific. Next week he talks about being Greek in the U.S., his latest book release, The Way Home

Basile a comedic huricane from North Carolina is playing tonight at the Enmore for the Sydney Comedy Festival.