As part of our series profiling Greek Australian candidates in the Victorian state election, we speak to Meni Christofakis

As part of our series profiling Greek Australian candidates in the Victorian state election, we speak to Theo Zographos

Hundreds of people attended the first student film festival as part of the Greek Film Festival.

Suspected Greek terrorists unleashed an unprecedented two-day wave of mail bomb attacks in Athens and abroad which has seen the arrest of two suspects and a 48 hour suspension of i

The Greek Orthodox Comunity of Melbourne and Victoria was among 24 groups awarded Women’s Leadership Grants by the Brumby government

Papandreou deflects criticism after Panglaos comments in newspaperr stir controversy.

The seventieth anniversary of the Greek ‘no’ to the Italians and its victory over Italian forces in Albania was marked with commemorations and parades across Greece.

Despite a raft of reforms over the past few months Greece is still perceived as the most corrupt state in the 27-member European Union, according to this year’s corruption index pu

Alexios Christopoulos has made his first official visit to Brisbane

The Australian Hellenic Memorial will get a facelift after Victorian Premier John Brumby announced $15 000 in funding for maintenence