The convicted serial killer will appear in the Supreme Court on March 14

Rania Antonopoulou and Dimitris Papadimitriou received subsidy of €23,000 for their rental home in Athens, despite being the wealthiest members of the Tsipras cabinet.

Update: Nick Haridemos, vice president of the Hellenic Club in Canberra resigns after photos become public.

As part of the 36th Greek Festival of Sydney, Costa Vertzayias AM and Billy Cotsis will present a talk on ‘Hellenic Communities of the Mediterranean’.

This International Women’s Day, the FFTN will be hosting its annual dinner. Themed #Pressforprogress, the focus is on empowering Indigenous women in their plight for equality.

A survey has revealed the challenges faced by those living in the Greek capital, with one in five people earning less than €500 per month.

Rania Antonopoulou, alternate minister to combat unemployment, and one of the wealthiest members of the Tsipras administration, received a subsidy of €23,000.

Five people injured, among them a lawyer for the Fyssas family at the Golden Dawn trial

‘Change: The Story of Coins’ will open on 4 March at the National Hellenic Museum in Chicago, and will also explore Alexander the Great’s role in spreading Hellenism.

The automaker is set to establish a small research and development office in Athens to develop new electric motor technologies, and tap into the country’s talent.