Community organisations alarmed at the lack of consultation

Michael Sweet reports from Parliament House in an exclusive interview with newly-elected federal MP Nickolas Varvaris

“History is not dead. It’s only having a nap,” Theo Angelopoulos

For more than two decades I’ve been approached by people who want to work for me and who want to involve me in their business plans, writes Mark Bouris

The hardest hit are the unemployed, private-sector workers, a large section of self-employed and young people

A man was fatally wounded in a mafia-style shooting in Exarchia, according to police the attack was a settling of accounts between Albanian crime rings

Strong showers that hit the Greek capital at intervals were expected to persist throughout the day caused flooding on major thoroughfares and in homes and stores

The Centre for Independent Studies recommended among other measures the government has to take in order to reduce its expenses the closure of SBS Television

The Federal government has stalled in giving more than 400 community and multicultural groups, churches and charities across Australia funding, pending a review

Federal parliament used as platform to deny Armenian, Greek and Assyrian genocides