A 1966 Holden ran second in car rally in Cyprus which raised funds for cancer victims.

The World Press Photo exhibition Real People, Real Needs which highlights stark and graphic images of human suffering is currently on show in Limassol with Paphos and L

520 people have been confirmed as having contracted the H1N1 virus in Greece, according to the report by the Hellenic Center for Infectious Diseases Control (KEEL).

The Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis rebuffed published comments by the FYROM Prime Minster Nikola Gruevski on a ‘double name’ option.

At the same time as the Old Athens appeals court was cleared of illegal migrant squatters, the Greek Interior Ministry announced the setting up of five new migrant reception centre

Three Greek-Australian students were awarded VCE Premier’s Awards for their academic performance in Year 12.

Labor Upper House MP Theo Theophanous will step down from Parliament at the next State elections due in 2010.

Alphington Grammar has enjoyed a double dose of good news with the granting of planning approval by City of Yarra for the construction of a multipurpose hall and the securing of $2

Victorian Labor MP Theo Theophanous thanks his family for their support upon the dismissal of rape charges against him by the Melbourne Magistrates Court.

Vicroads inaction in installing a crossing where 78-year-old Anna Tsavasilis died has prompted her family and friends to organise a protest to stir the government authority into ac