Prime Minister Julia Gillard was in Melbourne last week to congratulate 40 Australians who have been recognised for their outstanding work in building strong and cohesive local com

The beloved gatekeepers to one of Melbourne’s iconic art hubs, Swanston Street’s Nicholas Building, will soon lose their jobs as the building’s property management company, Gross W

Cars that don the Australian flag for Australia Day celebrations belong to “racist” drivers, says new research from UWA.

Lawyer and international businessman John Barbouttis has been named as one of the Powerhouse Museum’s newly appointed board members.

The major issue of taxation of Greeks abroad, and the impact of the new tax law for the diaspora, were the focus of the meeting of SAE World Secretary Dr Olga Sarantopoulos with Gr

42 new aged care places available in Wills.

Xenaphon say onus is on government to honour deal.

United Macedonian Diaspora announces campaign to lobby Australian Government.

A little while ago, someone said that ‘markets will become conversations’ and we need only look to the web to see that the conversation on Greece.

Kidnapped Greek Australian girl Chrysovalanto Nisyros was freed from her kidnappers after being taken from the Eleftherios Venizelos airport in Athens more than a year ago.