The idea of Greece making whopping loans to Germany might sound far-fetched as the debt-laden home of the Olympic Games staggers from one bailout to the next.

Greek Australian author Christian Clarke delves into another world in his first novel A Synthetic Illusion – a story about drugs, clubs and the sex industry

19-year-old Priscilla Mallis is living up to her middle name Hope, and lives with the hope she will receive a lung transplant in order to survive.

Quasi-insurers are to be culled under the Allan Fels Inquiry recommendations, as the scandal surrounding taxi insurance in Victoria is revealed.

Greece’s ties to the euro, along with four decades of mismanagement and corruption, means unimaginably difficult reforms.

Australian and NZ producers unite to create a $6m feature film portraying the exploits of ANZAC WWII soldier Dudley Perkins.

Paul Capsis brings to life the quintessential Australian story in his most important work to date – Angela’s Kitchen.

Education might be the key to a bright and successful future, but for some young people this basic rite of passage most take for granted is hard to come by.

The identification of two wrecks in western Crete sheds new light on a vital chapter of the ANZAC story during the 1941 Greek campaign.

The islet of Spinalonga – less than eight kilometres from Aghios Nikalaos – is still a secret that remains to be discovered.