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.

Exploring shifting self-identity from the perspective of the migrant.

Human rights groups have condemned recent police crackdowns in Greece.

As the series Go Back To Where You Came From is set to air tonight, Kon Karapanagiotidis implores the Greek community to talk about their own migration experience.

Maja Jovic speaks with Greek Australian artist Stelarc who combines art and modern technology and the body in his own brand of sometimes shocking performance art.

A bungle by the Greek Orthodox Church 26 years ago left Maria and Harry Gruber having to prove their 26 year marriage to the courts.

Sofka Zinovieff’s new novel The House on Paradise Street passionately describes how Greece’s past inevitably shaped its present.

It was from the coast of Lemnos that the first ANZACs embarked on the Gallipoli campaign forever forging a partnership between Greece and Australia.