Strong reaction in Australia followed this week’s ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), that Greece breached the 1995 UN-brokered Interim Accord with FYROM.

Greek Studies at La Trobe University will be enhanced assures Professor Christopher Mackie, Head of School of Historical and European Studies, in an attempt to allay fears that the

The number of cancer patients in Australia is on the rise, with cases amongst women rating higher.

The Age’s Green Guide has awarded The Slap the title of best tv show in 2011

The market is on the verge of a credit crunch as liquidity is close to drying up and banks are paying dearly to hold on to deposits.

George Fakos’s restaurant Trapezi is giving customers a home away from home.

The country’s broad coalition government approved on Wednesday a tough budget for 2012, foreseeing spending cuts and a tax crackdown aimed at raising the revenue to prop up the fou

Cyprus Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou Marcoullis attended the Cypriot Community of Western Australia’s annual dinner and dance last week

60-year-old Foula Pantazis has been jailed for four years for helping underworld figure Tony Mokbel flee to Greece.

Creative Australia Fellowships are open for application for artists, young and emerging.