The deadline for Greek bondholders to agree to a voluntary debt restructuring scheme passed on Thursday night and the government is expected to announce on Friday morning that well

The permanent employer-sponsored visa program will be simplified by creating a fast-track for skilled migrants to settle and work in Australia, announced the federal government on

Director of Mali Hair Spa Martha Kourtidou, talks to Neos Kosmos about starting a small business in the hair and beauty industry.

What once began as a wine festival has slowly turned into a cultural feast for the senses.

A crowd of angry PASOK employees blocked the entrance to the party headquarters in central Athens to demand four months in unpaid wages, drawing attention to PASOK’s dire finances.

With the price of crude at its highest level for three years, are we on course for record petrol prices?

A former president of the Greek Festival of Sydney, Nick Papanikitas, will guide you through 30 years of the Sydney festival.

The Dodecanesian Federation of Australia (DFA) will be celebrating Dodecanesian Liberation day on Sunday.

Traditional store owners in Athens are trying to boost sales by working together to offer new services.

Greece’s technocrat prime minister, Lucas Papademos, moved two government ministers on Tuesday, in a mini cabinet reshuffle unlikely to affect the debt-laden country’s efforts to a