After nearly a decade of contraction, the clothes manufacturing sector in Greece is still showing no signs of recovery.

Appeals by the main opposition New Democracy party for consensus, combined with a proposal for a roll-call vote requested by the Popular Orthodox Rally (Laos) party, and compromise

Prime Minister George Papandreou was dealt a blow on Thursday when Deputy Regional Development Minister Haris Paboukis, who has been a close political associate of the premier’s fo

Market worries about the July deal are increasing, with Schaeuble ruling out collateral.

Anthony Samios, a teacher at St Laurence College, Brisbane has been awarded an Australian Bravery Decoration.

John Pandazopoulos has a vision for Australian-Greek relations, but how do you turn good intentions into measurable outcomes?

With the issue of gay marriage back on the national agenda – and with pressure mounting for Federal MPs to go to a conscience vote on the bill for gay marriage – rising opposition

John Hyde, the WA Shadow Minister for Multicultural Interests and Citizenship, has rebuffed accusations that he made inappropriate comments to parliamentarians in Skopje when visit

Greek Australian MPs have backed a potentially radical transformation to the delivery of Greek language education, by telling the Greek Parliament that its funding of teachers in A

Multiculturalism may not be flavour of the month, but the launch by Prime Minister Gillard this week of the Australian Multicultural Council (AMC) marks a step forward.