Nick Dimitrokallis’ working day starts at 5am. That’s seven days a week. Before dawn, when Nick opens the door of the Melbourne Bakehouse, the business he has owned and managed for

Helen Hatzis has overcome her ordeal with ovarian cancer. She knows how lucky she is, and is determined to speak on behalf of the women who can’t.

Major construction projects in Greece are in for a lifeline as the European Commission intends to allow the disbursement of community resources as guarantees for the funding of the

Return to Anatolia and Greek Federal Organisation of Ex-Servicemen’s Reserve of Greece in Australia Inc. proudly presents Remembrance Day national pilgrimage and wreath laying.

Mark Bouris talks about the rate cut we’ve been waiting for.

An Indonesian court has cut the jail term of radical cleric Abu Bakar Bashir, a vocal advocate of violent jihad convicted of funding terrorism, from fifteen years to nine.

Seven billion people will call planet Earth home from this Monday.

Five people died, bridges were swept away and villages were hit by mud slides on Wednesday after 500 millimetres of rain fell in just a few hours in northern Tuscany, Italy.

Yemeni women set fire to veils on Wednesday in protest at the government’s crackdown on demonstrators.

Imagine being an eleven-year-old and World War || breaks out in your quiet village? Leonidas Michos remembers a time in his life he’d rather forget.