Administrative Reform Minister Antonis Manitakis upped the pressure on civil service administrators resisting government efforts to streamline the public sector

The right-wing anti-bailout Independent Greeks party continued its slow-motion implosion on Thursday as two of its deputies quit

99-year-old veteran of WWII Greek campaign joins Melbourne’s Cretan community for Fed Square concert

Calls to dismiss Perth’s treasurer Troy Buswell have come about after he allegedly performed sexual acts on Nicholas Kailis

Two out of three bouncers who bashed a teenager at Sydney’s Ivy nightclub have been jailed over the attack.

Businessman Lavrentis Lavrentiadis was arrested on Thursday on a series of criminal charges in connection with the alleged issuing by Proton Bank

Kouris Power achieves first commercial prototype

Provopoulos says timely implementation of program may help economy beat forecasts.

A hotline for doctors faced with violent patients is recommended to prevent brutal murders, after the case of Ben Pappas murdering his girlfriend then taking his own life

Michael Ibrahim and associate Rodney Atkinson have been acquitted of conspiracy to murder business associate John Macris