Sunday’s announcement by Federal Health Minister Mark Bulter that from Wednesday,  July 6 visitors to Australia would no longer have to declare their COVID-19 vaccination status will encourage tourism and …

Accusations over the Coalition’s federal election loss have exploded, as senior Liberal Party figures engage in a malicious blame game over the impact of factional infighting on the result. The …

St Basil’s the Melbourne aged care home, run by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese, where 45 people died from COVID-19 in 2020, and an additional five residents died from neglect, has …

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census 2021 revealed that 92,314 people declared that they were born in Greece, and 16,737 in Cyprus. Over half of all Australians, 51.5 percent, …

Labor is continuing to support multicultural and multifaith communities to share and celebrate their cultures and traditions through community festivals and events. A total of 189 community organisations will share …

While the official search for Chris Pittas, the Greek-Australian grandfather who went missing in the Victorian Alpine area of Mount Hotham on 13 May, was downscaled after more than a …

New South Wales’ former Attorney-General John Hatzistergos has been selected as the new chief commissioner for the state’s under-fire Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) which is undergoing major changes. A …

Steve Dimopoulos is Victoria’s new minister for tourism, sport, major events, and creative industries. His elevation to cabinet in the Dan Andrews’ Labor government came after the exodus of five …

Some of the media have labelled John Kapiris of Adelaide a “foul-mouthed fruiterer” for his latest online guerrilla-advertising post with a telling message in which he uses choice, fruity language …

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, met with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday (local time) during the NATO Summit in Madrid. The two leaders spoke about the strong relationship …