‘The Slap’ has earnt Christos Tsiolkas another award for his look at how a slap at a bbq changes the lives of the people involved.

Adelaide has some of the world’s leading scholars in Modern Greek studies attening the Eighth International Conference on Greek Research at Flinders University.

Steve and Annie Papailiadis shares their experience of running of running The Grill and Market Star Cafe, two local eateries on the rise in North Melbourne.

Liza Xanthopoulos, who loves souvlakia and feels that Pontian is the one word that best describes her, is our Young Greek of the Week.

The introduction of smoking bans in venues and bars in Greece on July 1 elicits a strong response amongst young Athenians.

Greece’s H1/N1 flu cases increase and now include two recently arrived Greek Australians, a 14-year-old Greek Australian boy, a 43-year-old Greek Australian woman.

Xenophon saw the ETS bill vote delayed until August when sitting resumes as he seeks an alternative to the Govenment’s Emissions Trading Scheme.

Opposition member Petro Georgiou and long term advocate for refugee rights felt relief not to have to cross the floor and vote for the government’s abolition of Howard government’s

The Greek Community of South Australia will be holding elections this Saturday

Greek reporter for the Washington Post has been arrested in Iran and his parents are calling for his release.