Television chef Willi Koeppen – who disappeared on 29 February 1976 – has been connected with one of Victoria’s most well-known murderers, Alex Tsakmakis.

Australian musicians are set to feel the dramatic setback that has resulted from the recent Federal Budget decision to withdraw funding from the Melba Foundation.

SBS talk show Insight will be putting the magnifying glass on Greece next week as the nation goes into a new phase of uncertainty.

Language school groups have joined forces in a bid to pressure the ACT Government to increase funding for ethnic language schools in the ACT.

With only a little over half of Greek beaches manned by lifesavers, one Gold Coaster is doing his best to educate Greeks on swimming between the flags.

The ‘Guardians of Greek’ program at the Charles Darwin University (CDU) has raised $450,000 to promote the expansion of Greek Studies in Australia’s top end.

Michael Spartels has been named Kastellorizian of the year for his distinguished service to the Kastellorizian Association of Victoria, spanning almost four decades.

Greek-speaking patients to gain greater understanding of treatment.

Federal Member for Calwell Maria Vamvakinou’s campaigning to expand the Cancer Council’s National Bowel Cancer Screening Program has finally come into fruition.

The book Greeks in the Far Orient was officially launched in Melbourne last week by former premier of Victoria John Brumby.