The defence attorney of Theo Theophanous slammed the conduct of the investigation by the leading police detective.

George Megalogenis, senior political writer for The Australian, will be part of a panel discussion, at Melbourne University, on the relationship between politicians and journalists

Since the arrival of Greeks and Italians in Australia, calamari has become a sought out seafood and calamari season is now open in Victoria.

A discussion paper commissioned by the Australian Education Union has claimed that ethnic and religious schools have impacted on the public funding of government schools.

The preselection challenge against the sitting ALP member for for the Federal seat of Calwell has collapsed

The 60th anniversary of the Nationality and Citizenship Act has been celebrated with the release of a commemmorative $1 coin.

Two Greek Australians are amongst the three men charged following the horrific bashing at the Hunry Jacks in Prahran.

The Theo Theophanous committal hearing continued last week with testimony that queried the veracity of the alleged victim’s allegations and the introduction of evidence that The

Greek Australians arrested and charged for the horrific bashing of two men in a Hungry Jack’s store in Prahran, Melbourne.

Victorian Opposition Leader Ted Baillieu was in Athens meeting government ministers to discuss the deepening of relations between Victoria and Greece.