Greece’s coalition are in talks to compromise with the Greek PM Antonis Samaras on the future of public broadcaster ERT

An arson attack and a break-in and theft of documents and hard drives earlier in May, is believed to be the work of a ring of civil servants

Dozens of lenders are slashing their fixed rates by more than May’s RBA cash rate cut

The gambling addict sued Crown Casino for losses of $20 million

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades has launched scathing criticism over the terms of an international bailout which forced massive losses on bank deposits

Journalist unions call media strike to protest ERT closure as employees continue broadcasting

PM Antonis Samaras potentially staked the future of his coalition government on a decision to shut down public broadcaster ERT and dismiss some 2,700 employees

Greek Australians oppose rubbish tip in their backyard

“I’m often asked about property: when to buy, when to sell, what’s happening to the market, have we reached bottom yet?” Here Mark Bouris explains all

The small village of Anavra in Thessaly has managed to do what most European couldn’t dream of achieving