Soteriou is to be sentenced for her part in her husband’s attempted murder on 14 November.

There were more than movies being launched at the opening of the 2011 Greek Film Festival in Melbourne last Wednesday as Spiro Alatsas, deputy chair of the VMC, announced a further

It was the battle of the Greek fishmongers at the 2011 Market Stars Trader Cook Off, with Maria Yiannatzis from The Seafood and Oyster Spot at Queen Victoria Market winning the tit

This year Food ‘n’ Groove is back with the promise of more colour, movement and dance, and taste sensations from around the world.

The Electronic Crime Squad has solved a serious case of fraud involving fake hotel bookings and the crediting of citizens’ credit cards through the internet.

Three Victorian educators have been awarded $5000 each as part of the Australian Government’s Scholarship scheme for career advisers.

The finalists for the 2011 Ethnic Business Awards have been announced and the candidates are as varied as the diverse communities in Australia.

Licensed clubs have offered to back a trial of compulsory betting controls for poker machines, after evidence surfaced this week suggesting clubs have exaggerated the likely financ

Six weeks after bold plans to transform the resources of the Cyprus Community of Melbourne and Victoria were thrown out by its membership, the organisation’s AGM took place on Sund

Mark Bouris talks about smart tax questions for small businesses.