A European Court of Justice ruling could leave thousands of Britons with homes in northern Cyprus liable to return their properties to Greek Cypriots or to pay them compensation.

The parliamentary committee of inquiry into the Pavlidis affair was split on whether the former Minister should have his political immunity removed and face corruption charges.

Steps have been taken by the Greek government to protect the archeological park where the philosopher Aristotle had his wrestling school.

Greece’s new international tourism campaign for 2009 was launched last week by the Tourism Development Minister Costas Markopoulos.

Athens Airport has suffered a significant decrease in inbound tourism over the last 12 months.

A motion calling for the recognition of the Armenian, Pontian and Assyrian genocides was passed unanimously by the South Australian Parliament.

A Greek candidate in the local government elections last year has challenged the results in a Port Phillip Council ward.

The twentieth anniversary of Alphington Grammar was marked with a dinner attended by over 300 people.

Michael Leftheriatis is a souvlaki-loving, dual citizen of Greece and Australia, who loves his iPod.

The claim that he was the victim of a conspiracy is being investigated by Greek Police.