Built in 1550 by the family of wealthy merchants, in 19th century the palace was renamed Palazzo Papadopouli, after its owner Nicolas Papadopoulos.

We must continue seeking the recognition of genocides by all Australian parliaments, says Professor Lygeros.

The LOGOS Centre for Hellenic Language and Culture will commemorate their achievements this year in a special celebration.

In an exclusive interview with Neos Kosmos, head of the excavations at Amphipolis, Katerina Peristeri, says that by Christmas they may know who is buried there.

Stavros Gelekis was aiming to become a first team player in West Adelaide Hellas until he fell to the pitch unconscious. Now he’s coached the under 14s to a championship win.

The Victorian government announces record investment in workforce re-training and education.

Senator calls for judicial oversight of intelligence agencies and protection for disclosure of intelligence information in the public interest.

A 19-year-old Australian tourist caught in the cross fire between fugitive terrorist Nikos Maziotis and police is suing the Greek state for injuries sustained

Inspired by the Australian landscape, Christopher Ditsas finds himself within an arm’s length of worldwide recognition.

Centre for Dialogue at La Trobe Univeristy hosts inaugural Australian Egypt Dialogue.