SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras is convinced that his party will come to power next year and says that his government would prioritize three key reforms

The University of Queensland appointed Dr. Alastair Blanshard as the inaugural Paul Eliadis Chair of Classics and Ancient History.

Videos to present case studies and encourage reporting

New migrants are creating challenges for community organisations

Melbourne University’s Classics Summer School is an opportunity for anyone to explore the beliefs, philosophy and politics of the ancient world

Car park sensors fine more drivers than parking inspectors, in a shakedown trial in Adelaide, which is being considered to extend an automated parking fines system

Real estate owners in Greece will start paying the new Single Property Tax from July 2014 in six monthly instalments, according to a draft bill that was tabled in Parliament.

Nine in 10 new businesses in crisis hit Greece are still in the non-productive sector

Newly arrived students will be offered composite classes based on the curriculum in Greece starting February next year

ECCV came out publicly in support of the religious and ethnic groups to oppose the federal govert’s proposed repeal of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act