Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and staff are planning an aggressive campaign to convince the public of the need for an overhaul of the civil service

The resignation of the head of the state privatization fund (TAIPED) on Sunday, has fueled a fresh political row

Kostas Bakkas’ film Greek American Radicals: the untold story (2013) will be shown as a part of research seminar in Modern Greek studies in Sydney

After more than 30 years in the ALP’s hands, can Kogarah’s Mayor snatch Barton for the Libs?

The night of the full moon on August 21 will be celebrated with free events and open access to major sites, museums and monuments throughout Greece

The night of the full moon on August 21 will be celebrated with free events and open access to major sites, museums and monuments throughout Greece

Thessaloniki will be our capital again, claim FYROM protestors

Hundreds of SA Holden workers have accepted a new workplace deal three-year wage freeze this week, as the company tries to keep its production in the country.

The reduction of official interest rates to 2.50 per cent is an historic event which raises a number of questions: how slow is the economy? asks Mark Bouris

Speaking in Berlin after returning from a two-week vacation German Chancellor Angela Merkel rebuffed questions about additional assistance for Greece.