The civil servants’ union, ADEDY, says that it has no intention of encouraging its members to take part in work-to-rule protests but is likely to hold strikes to protest the govern

Fitch cut Cyprus’ credit rating by two notches to BBB on Wednesday due to fiscal slippages, saying the island state was likely to require a bailout to meet its funding needs

Government hopeful that market turbulence will act as aspur for decision makers in eurozone

Three Greek businesses have been nominated for the Rockdale City 2011 Business Excellence Awards

The Greek Orthodox Youth Australia (GOYA) Brisbane will be hosting an Ekka Eve party for the Greek youth next Tuesday 16 August

Minority rights advocate Dr Panayote Dimitras, co-founder and executive director of the Greek Helsinki Monitor is visiting Melbourne next week to deliver a public seminar

With a raft of new tax laws, the Greek Government has embarked on clawing back millions of euros to help balance its books, and already Greek Australian pockets are feeling the pin

A horrific car crash has taken the life of ten-year-old Sabrina Mangos

The Productivity Commission released a report on Monday putting the challenging issue of aged care services back on the national agenda

A total of 20,000 pensions being claimed by people who are ineligible – and costing state insurance funds an estimated 120 million euros