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Red Hill celebrate birth of Theotokos

Parishoners of Holy Monastery of Panagia Kamariani celebrated the birth of Theotokos.

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Greek organisation nominated for Australian Riverprize

A non-governmental Greek organisation, Society for the Protection of Prespa, has qualified in the international competition The Thiess International Riverprize.

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Strike wave hits Athens

Teachers, public-sector doctors and soldiers took to the streets in protest at the wage cuts proposed in the government’s new austerity package.

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Interest groups seen as threat to ferry sector

Coastal shipping vessels may be forced to abandon their Aegean Sea routes in the coming months due to the dire financial situation ferry companies have found themselves in

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Xenios Zeus raids lead to fewer arrests

A total of 645 migrants were temporarily detained by police officers in downtown Athens as part of the ongoing Xenios Zeus operation aimed at curbing illegal immigration.

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Call for input for a better multicultural Victoria

The Vict Govt has called on multicultural communities to submit ideas on how the government can best assist all residents to live fulfilling lives and be engaged citizens.

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Golden Dawn sues Dendias

Golden Dawn’s Christos Pappas filed a civil suit against Citizen Protection Minister and the chief of the Greek Police Lt Gen Nikos Papagiannopoulos for slander.

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Community groups eligible for history-making grants

The Victorian government are inviting Greek community groups to apply for grants of amounts up to $15,000.

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Celebrating the Liberation of Thessaloniki

A public lecture to celebrate the centenary of the liberation of Thessaloniki 1912-2012 will take place on Sunday 30 September at the Melbourne Town Hall.

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Who’s afraid of the carbon tax?

Don’t forget the real issues behind the carbon tax says climate change analyst.

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