Two women countered the claims by the alleged victim in the Theophanous hearingthat she rang them during and after the incident.

Theo Theophanous will be appearing in court today for the first day of his committal hearing on rape charges.

Noddy Angelakos, who loves Yemista and feels that passionate is the one word that best describes him, is our Young Greek of the Week.

Greek councillors have opposed the State Government proposal that they be prevented from work as electorate officers or as advisers to State or Federal politicians whilst serving a

Thousands of people will be joining the Victorian Premier on a walk to celebrate Victoria’s religious and cultural diversity.

Peter Zervas has been denied bail following his being charged with riot and affray over a vicious brawl at Sydney Airport in March.

Victorian Premier, John Brumby, has called for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece.

The Australian Hellenic Council held its annual round of meetings with key Canberra insiders last week with mixed results.

‘The Slap’ has earnt Christos Tsiolkas another award for his look at how a slap at a bbq changes the lives of the people involved.

Xenophon saw the ETS bill vote delayed until August when sitting resumes as he seeks an alternative to the Govenment’s Emissions Trading Scheme.