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Multicultural media internships open

The Victorian Multicultural Commission’s (VMC) Media Internships Grant Program is now open.

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Taxpayers to foot bill for Opera House lights

Taxpayers may pay up to $520,000 for new lightposts so tourists can get better photos of the Sydney Opera House at night.

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Voices & visions

Festival Hellenika is seeking participation in the Voices & Visions presentation evening to be held on Wednesday 4 April.

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Credit card rates to rise, despite rate cuts

Credit card interest rates remain stuck at high levels and relief is unlikely even if the Reserve Bank of Australia announces an official rate cut next week.

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Sexual favours offered for cab payment common

Taxi drivers in Australia say it’s common practice to be offered sexual favours from passengers instead of paying their fares.

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Smith & Nephew to pay 22 million to settle Greek bribery case

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the US Ministry of Justice alleged the British company bribed Greek doctors for almost ten years to buy its products.

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Traffic dips in 2011 at Athens airport

Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport dropped 6.5 per cent last year as the economic crisis squeezed travel spending, especially by Greeks.

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Soteriou appeals jail term

Vicky Soteriou has appealed her 12 year jail term for the attempted murder of her husband Chris Soteriou.

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Helios solar project in doubt

The German government poured cold water on Greek hopes of support for a mammoth photovoltaics project named Helios that would see the installation of a solar panel system in Greece

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Mature age workers: good for business

Economies which hire healthy, older workers are not only stronger, but thrive, according to Global Population Ageing: Peril or Promise, a new publication released at the World Econ

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