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Clowning around for a good cause

Humour is the tool for the sensitive souls of Angie Dimitriou and Meg Rayner who on the 30 October are putting together a fundraiser in Prahran for the Humour Foundation.

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Greeks look to Australia for salvation

Hundreds of Greek professionals desperate to migrate attended the Athens Skills expo last weekend in a bid to find out what Australia has to offer.

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Mokbel bypasses legal loophole

Mokbel has decided to scrap the plan to use a legal blunder to get off drug charges.

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Preston man charged with murder and arson

A man who has been charged with murder after a dead woman’s body was found inside a burnt-out house in Preston Victoria last Saturday, had previously been diagnosed with schizophre

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Carbon tax bill passed

The Gillard Government has said yes to the action of climate change with the Carbon Tax Bill being passed in parliament today.

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HACCI excellence awards

The Hellenic Australia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HACCI) will be celebrating their 2011 HACCI Excellence Awards at a gala ball at the end of the month.

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NUGAS’ diplomatic response to AMAC

The National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS) have released a statement in response to the VCAT decision against the Australian Macedonian Weekly

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New mining website seeking skilled workers

A new website has been set up by the resource industry seeking skilled workers needed to fill the thousands of jobs created by the mining boom.

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Allow skilled migrants to stay

Barack Obama’s adviser and CEO of a corporate giant, expat Andrew Liveris has urged the Australian Government to overhaul their current immigration policy.

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Bouncer regulation needed

The death of 30-year-old Jerry Karamesinis, who died at the hands of a bouncer, has sparked the coroner to call on tougher regulations on bouncers and crowd control

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