President Karolos Papoulias will lead a ministerial delegation representing Greece at the European Union leaders’ summit in Brussels later this week.

Campaigners for the reunification for the Parthenon sculptures say they’ll consider suing the British government to force the marbles’ return to Athens.

Banks will soon be doing the dirty work for customers wanting to switch transaction accounts, with new reforms set to kick in from July 1.

Racially-motivated attacks are becoming more frequent and more violent.

Greece’s coalition government unveiled its policy platforms over the weekend.

Ballarat restaurateur Terry Frangos, who grew up in Australia, thinks that despite the economic crisis, Greece is still the “second best country in the world”.

A survey send-out bungle led to Greek tenants of Victoria’s public housing system receiving feedback forms in Chinese.

A Greek Australian footballer was suspended from playing two games in suburban football after he retaliated to racial abuse, said the suspension may encourage ongoing racial abuse.

The Greek language shows high retention rates according to Census 2011 results.

An underage disco has been organised for the youth of the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia’s dance group.