Europe’s left is torn between outrage and anxiety over drastic cuts in living standards and working conditions.

Greece’s gross domestic product contracted in 2011 at a particularly steep rate of 6.8 per cent, the highest on record.

Athens says it has met all bailout conditions, sources suggest ECB is a poised to swap its Greek bonds.

For the month of February, City of Monash residents are asked to comment on the council’s walking and cycling strategy.

Aspirin may prevent cancer tumours.

Up to one in every 20 AFL players might be gay, but hiding their sexuality for fear of being persecuted in the macho world of footy.

Plans to erect a memorial plaque on the site of the famous ‘charge at 42nd Street’ by ANZAC troops during the Battle of Crete, have moved forward.

DFAT confirms business as usual.

Business and community organisations will join the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria (GOCMV) and the Australian Greek Welfare Society (AGWS) on February 28.

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott will officially launch this year’s Antipodes Festival.