Greek Australian family and friends of milk bar owners past and present wanted for an overview of the history of the milk bar in Australia.

Lessons for the Hellenic Dance Group Norwood kick off again on 15 January and anybody can join.

Some 2,500 civil servants who have been put on a so-called labor reserve scheme on reduced pay are to be transferred to understaffed parts of the public sector.

A total of 1,041 undocumented migrants were returned to their countries of origin in December as part of an ongoing campaign to crack down on illegal immigration.

The war of words between the coalition government and SYRIZA over the alleged doctoring of the Lagarde list of Greek depositors with Swiss bank accounts has intensified.

Anna Pappas, Director of Anna Pappas Gallery in Prahran, Victoria, has been elected President of the Australian Commercial Galleries Association (ACGA).

A heatwave set for Australia this week has sparked concern for our elderly.

Minister says breakup of massive racket marks launch of zero-tolerance policy.

Latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics found about 12 per cent of borrowers for new home loans in 2012 chose fixed loans – the highest portion since 2008.

No holidays, sick leave and superannuation is the plight facing up to 50,000 Australian builders who are improperly employed as contractors instead of permanent staff.