Leanne Stavrou’s family was left devastated after they were given two days to agree to a staggering $150,000 increase for their dream home, before the developer invoked a termination clause …

The man who sustained dreadful injuries during a botched police raid of an LGBTQI bookshop has received a confidential settlement, despite Victoria’s anti-corruption taskforce clearing officers of using excessive force. …

Kon Kontis the former St Basil’s chairman and Vicky Kos the director of nursing home lost their Supreme Court bid to avoid giving testimony to the state coroner. The two …

On Friday, media revealed that an anonymous complaint had been made by a staffer from Ms Petinos’ office, alleging bullying. The fair trading minister who is responsible for workplaces safety, …

The prime minister’s address to Garma Festival in Arnhem Land on Saturday was met with a standing ovation from the crowd. Anthony Albanese unveiled the wording of a draft referendum …

“Instead of doing this interview, you may have been writing my obituary,” Philip Dalidakis said over the phone. “And it’s not Jewish-Greek fatalism” laughed the former Victorian government minister, “this …

The County Court of Victoria officially welcomed newly appointed Judge Nola Karapanagiotidis on Thursday, the first Greek Australian woman to become a County Court Judge. Newly sworn in Judge Karapanagiotidis …

Open Horizons – Ancient Greek Journeys and Connections, Advisory Group was presented with plaques acknowledging their work of the exhibition at a ceremony last Thursday at Melbourne Museum. Lynley Crosswell …

Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU) Victorian State Secretary Tony Mavromatis has called on Federal Minister for Industry Ed Husic to overhaul Australia’s weak and outdated anti-dumping laws, following the Anti-Dumping …

Two Greek Australian women have been named finalists in The Third Sector Awards 2022 for leadership and innovation in the field of impact-driven not-for-profit. Ms Psillakis, Manager of Success Works …