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No more concessions to Greece, says Schaeuble

No further concessions can be made to Greece, Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said

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Italian ministers get fattest paycheck

It has become something of a trend in Europe for prime ministers to start with themselves when announcing cuts to government salaries.

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CPI rises in June quarter

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.5 per cent in the June quarter 2012, compared with a rise of 0.1per cent in the March quarter 2012.

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Souris set to clean up Kings Cross

NSW Hospitality Minister George Souris has completed stage one of an audit on Kings Cross, that intends to stamp out the violence in the district.

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Lack of work experience barrier for foreign students

Barriers preventing students from getting work experience after their degrees finish could present further deterrence for foreign students looking to study in Australia.

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July tax inspections find over 22,000 violations

The Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE) on Thursday reported that six in 10 businesses inspected at popular tourist resorts were not issuing sales receipts.

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Ministry applies for open mall funding

The creation of so-called open shopping malls could be the best possible solution for the local retail sector’s current dire problems.

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Leaders agree bulk of new cuts

About 10 of 11.5 bln euros in savings approved by coalition chiefs, to meet again on Monday.

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Greek Australians MPs pay their respect

Steve Georganas MP and John Pandazopoulos layed wreathes at Cyprus war graves for the 38th commemoration of the ‘isvoli’ in Cyprus.

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Global Greeks and diaspora officially launch The Hellenic Initiative

The Hellenic Initiative was launched during a roundtable discussion on how international collaboration can support the development and economic growth of Greece.

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