A noticeable side effect of low-confidence economies is that businesses start to behave more like spectators than participants, notes Mark Bouris in this week’s column

About 45 staff to lose their jobs

A joint fundraiser for a medical and pharmaceutical aid campaign to help Greece’s most vulnerable citizens will end in August

Five public hospitals in greater Athens are due to be restructured and will provide more than 1,600 healthcare staff that will be moved into the civil service labor mobility scheme

La Trobe University will open up Modern Greek to all students in the university next year

Fotis Kapetopoulos to lead arts boost in Melbourne’s west

The story of the Greek Australian couple who left this world within minutes of each other

In one of its monthly meetings, this August Philosophical Kafeneio of Melbourne will host Dr George Vassilacopoulo

Human rights organisations outraged at mandatory HIV testing for certain groups in Greece

The Greek government announced yesterday a seven member supervisory committee that will oversee the creation of the new state broadcaster NERIT