Cyprus’s president defended his government’s decision to seek financial aid from the island nation’s eurozone partners while at the same time asking for a loan from Russia.

PM, FinMin seek to convince creditors of will to push reforms as bid for concessions takes backseat.

Greece has asked for assistance from the European Union in its effort to cut costs and improve efficiency in its health sector by enhancing its electronic prescription system.

The Pontian Community of Melbourne and Victoria celebrated their 20th anniversary with a dinner dance event

More than 300 people had attended the Annual Luncheon held at Feast day of St Anargyroi, organised by the Trustee’s Committee of The Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh & District

Nick Alexandrides has been appointed magistrate in South Australia.

Shipwrecks of the Mediterranean during the last century will be explored in an upcoming lecture given by Professor Sebastiano Tusa.

Stock broker Sam Fimis combines his love of finance with his passion for footy to demystify the stock market for everyday Australians.

Tony Mokbel, the high-rolling criminal who escaped from Australia to Greece on a yacht and managed to evade arrest for more than a year was dealt a 30 year prison sentence by Victo

The Bank of France will hand over 754 million euros of interest collected on Greek government bonds it holds as part of agreements to offer the country financial support.