8.6 percent of households received demands for bribes in 2012 compared with 10.2 percent in 2011.

A new lecture series in Melbourne will uncover ancient Greek civilisations.

The progress of tough negotiations between officials of the new government in Nicosia and representatives of the EU and IMF dominated talks between the two leaders.

Greeks of the diaspora will receive the much needed extension for double taxation, says the minister for Greeks abroad Kostas Tsiaras, during his week-long trip visit to Australia.

New Greek speaking radio station promises to be “quality, entertaining and informative”

Greek police are investigating the neo-Nazi party after a televised report heard a member say the chilling words “we are ready to open the ovens”

Amendment to Australia 108 permit sees Mayor Robert Doyle warn of a lack of public confidence in planning schemes

Sections of the Greek community have expressed their disappointment at what they perceive to be visiting Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Kostas Tsiaras’ failure to engage.

Chris Moutzikis, Head of Banking Vic and SA for the Beirut Hellenic Bank, says he’s committed to helping people of the Greek community with all their financial needs.

For International Women’s Day, ECCV is happy with the progress culturally diverse women are making