As National Missing Persons Week came to a close this weekend the search continues for Queensland man Michael Lalos, who disappeared the day before his 85th birthday on July 15.

The Labor and Liberal parties are at risk of losing the migrant vote in the upcoming federal election according to the Federation of Ethnic Communities Council of Australia.

Young Greek Australians are invited to be part of a multicultural media conference in Canberra

The Australian Hellenic Council of NSW met on Monday to discuss the promotion of Hellenic issues in Australian politics.

Twenty years of accounting adds up to great results for Anastasios Koutsikos, principal of Think Tax and director of strategy at the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Ind

Executive chairman of Yellow Brick Road, Mark Bouris, discusses rate rises, housing investment and superannuation.

Tony Abbott’s proposed tax cuts for small businesses could mean big things for Greek Australians.

President of the World Inter-parliamentary Hellenic Association (WIHA), Victorian MP, John Pandazopolous, met with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou in Brussels last week.

National law firm Slater and Gordon marked its 75th anniversaryby the launch of the company’s multilingual services.

Light therapy helps Parkinson’s sufferers deal with the effects of their illness, according to Cleo Papagiannis.