Two high profile Greek Australian councillors from Melbourne and Perth have been endorsed to contest seats in their respective states.

The Kastellorizian Association of Western Australia celebrated its centenary last month. The organisation, which formed in 1912, now holds the position of the oldest ethnic organis

Education company Let’s Go Study Australia has a new batch of seminars and courses for Greeks interested in studying in Australia.

The Kastellorizian Association held their annual celebration of the feast of St Constantine and St Helen on May 20, taking the opportunity to mark outstanding contributions from th

3CR will be hosting another radiothon this year, in a bid to ensure the Melbourne community invests in progressive and alternative coverage of radio media.

Victorian Government intervenes on coat of arms use

ND leader launched a fresh attack on SYRIZA on the day that anti-bailout party Independent Greeks published a letter they say Samaras sent to the European Central Bank pledging to

Australia’s economy – although on the right track – is still not immune from further deterioration deriving from the European crisis, says Treasury secretary Martin Parkinson.

Darwin welcomes Kalymnian diaspora second time around.

It was a month many Australian investors would rather forget as heightened worries about Greece and other debt-laden European economies sent stock markets and the dollar plunging