Fragkiska Megaloudi looks at how the Greek is impacting every day Greeks; the ones who rely on the police the most.

Nikos Athanasou, an Oxford professor, osteoarticular pathologist and scientist, talks about how his profession has also helped him become a good fiction writer.r

Now published in Greek, Phil Kafcaloudes’ novel Someone Else’s War, is the story of his grandmother: a brave woman, a spy, and a British war agent.

Newly elected first president of the management council of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, professor of classical Greek studies Professor Richard Hunter from Australia

The Aegean island of Ikaria is becoming the place where people go to live longer.

The ’60s saw a surge of Greek migrants descend upon the New York neighbourhood of Astoria. With Greece’s latest economic plight, history is repeating itself in “Little Athens”

At just 16, Dean Neofitou is on his way to athletics stardom, becoming one of the most consistently successful runners for his age in Australia.

Greek Australians honoured for service

His acting career may seem blessed, but George Houvardas believes it is a hard work ethic that pays off.

A Queensland policeman’s journey to the finals of the Australian of the Year recognises his remarkable achievements.