John and Patricia Azarias have saved a 148-year-old monument from destruction, and breathed new life into an Athenian literary tradition.

Professional Australian artists and writers have a chance through the AAIA to spend a month working and researching in Athens.

Maryanne Theodosis walks us through a typical day at SMC and talks about the school’s philosophy in nurturing young people, their future and cultural identity.

Nick Taousanis is one of several stroke patients to have faced the consequences of limited after hours services.

The $4 million upgrade will see the marketplace become a site where art, music and food come together. But not everyone’s sold.

Greece’s new online certification database trialed at the Greek consulate.

The scammers are pretending to be from the Department of Immigration, resulting in reports of over $150,000 in losses.

Cyber security has never been more crucial to Australia’s economy as it is right now, says Minister Philip Dalidakis.

Through a revolutionary program it is hoped the majority of children and young people will be reunited with their families, or get family-like placements.

Numbers of students skyrocket for one particular Greek school in Australia.