The return to Athens of 31 Greek activists who took part in the Gaza-bound aid flotilla was accompanied by a peaceful protest in central Athens against Israel’s deadly attack on

Long serving priest, Father Athanasios Marinakis was honoured on May 30 by the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia for his 40-year contribution to the community.

Aspiring lawyer Chris Macheras is your young Greek of the week.

The delegation of the Australian Hellenic Council (AHC) that traveled to Canberra last week to meet Education Minister Julia Gillard, has learnt that Modern Greek can still make

Bank of Cyprus Australia’s new head office was officially opened at the iconic Rialto Towers last week by the Honourable Mr. John Brumby, Premier of Victoria.

Controversy over the Resources Super Profits Tax is peaking due to the perceived potential negative impact on the mining industry and the government’s hotly debated $38 million

Prime Minister George Papandreou gave a stark warning to all parties that they could face a terrible public backlash

Con Skliros shares his experience of becoming a self-employed mobile mechanic.

Kon Karapanagiotidis is the son of Greek migrants, his father’s side were refugees from Turkey, so he identifies with modern displacement and desperation.

Veteran Liberal Petro Georgiou wrapped up his 35 year parliamentary career last week, with a valedictory speech that reflected perfectly his time of service: honest, unafraid an