Foreign media in Australia faces hard times if they fail to adapt to changes.

To celebrate the 2012 Olympic Games, the students of St John’s College will be holding an Olympic Marathon.

In a ceremony marked by great humanity, gratitude, pride and emotion; the state of Israel posthumously bestowed the Righteous Among the Nations Award upon three Orthodox Christian

PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos distanced his party from its two coalition partners, conservative New Democracy and Democratic Left.

The head of Greece’s privatization fund (TAIPED), Yiannis Koukiadis, has resigned, citing personal reasons.

The end of financial year isn’t only about tax, it’s time to get your business in order too, says Mark Bouris.

A 61-year-old Australian was arrested yesterday after illegally entering Ancient Olympia.

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).