Cyprus has not specified a figure for a possible bailout it requested from euro-area countries on Monday, the country’s finance minister said.

PM Antonis Samaras appointed Yannis Stournaras, a prominent economist, former government adviser and outgoing development minister in the caretaker government, to assume the tough

The implications of the Greek economic crises and its impact on Australian Greeks will be discussed by the Australian Hellenic Council (AHC).

Land owners in Greece can face a variety of problems, particularly if they are absent for long periods of time.

Labor MLC Shaoquett Moselmane called on the wider community to support the Multicultural Media Awards, which is set to launch for the first time in 2013.

Rapanos rejects position, citing health reasons, but cabinet lineup also played part.

President Karolos Papoulias will lead a ministerial delegation representing Greece at the European Union leaders’ summit in Brussels later this week.

Campaigners for the reunification for the Parthenon sculptures say they’ll consider suing the British government to force the marbles’ return to Athens.

Banks will soon be doing the dirty work for customers wanting to switch transaction accounts, with new reforms set to kick in from July 1.

Racially-motivated attacks are becoming more frequent and more violent.