A decision by the Ministries of Administrative Reform and Education is to lead in the loss of 1,349 job posts in eight Greek universities.

Dr Melissa Anne Perry QC – who is of Greek Cypriot background – was sworn in as a judge of the Federal Court of Australia on Monday night

Fifty years ago, Federal MP Maria Vamvakinou stepped on Australian soil for the first time

With scam activity in Australia rising every year, and ethnicity still not represented in statistics, are elderly of non-English speaking backgrounds more vulnerable victims?

The Northern Hospital is feeling the brunt of Denis Napthine’s $826 million health cuts, according to the member for Northern Metropolitan Region Jenny Mikakos

Banks and other lenders have been warned by the Reserve Bank and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority not to loosen their lending standards to win customers

There were more than 281 racist attacks in Greece between January 2012 and April 2013, leading to at least four murders and 400 injuries

Justice Emilios Kyrou presented to the Greek Australian students of MUnGA, and inspired them with stories of his life and time in the legal profession

An excursion to the RD Milns Antiquities Museum will take place next Saturday

Thousands of Greeks in all major cities took part last night in antifascist rallies protesting the killing of musician Pavlos Fyssas by a supporter of Golden Dawn