Go-slow action by judges and prosecutors since September has resulted in more than one million cases being postponed

BRUSSELS – Commmissioner Algirdas Semeta has backed Greece’s efforts to reform its tax system

The government is planning the creation of a “committee of wise men” to crack down on widespread tax evasion

A dinner was held in honour of the Australian Ambassador to Greece, H.E. Jenny Bloomfield by the Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HACCI) this week.

During his Australian visit, the right-wing politician revealed support is growing to allow Greeks abroad to vote in Greek elections

As of next year, pensioners who spend more than six weeks in Greece face a cut in the rate of their Aged Care Pension due to supplement reductions.

An audio visual exhibition examining the lives of those who came to Australia as children during the period of mass assisted migration post 1952.

Administrative Reform Minister Antonis Manitakis upped the pressure on civil service administrators resisting government efforts to streamline the public sector

The right-wing anti-bailout Independent Greeks party continued its slow-motion implosion on Thursday as two of its deputies quit

99-year-old veteran of WWII Greek campaign joins Melbourne’s Cretan community for Fed Square concert