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Bomb explodes near Greek labour ministry, no casualties
An explosive device went off overnight in front of the Greek labour ministry in central Athens without causing any casualties, police said on Saturday. The explosion, which caused material damage, …
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Australia’s biggest political donors revealed: Two Greek Australians in top spots
The Australian Electoral Commission published this week data on donations made in the past financial year. The register shows Mineralogy, the mining company owned by Mr Palmer, donated $7,088,867 to …
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Tax, by-election and Mideast loom as parliament returns
Political debate is expected to sharpen over tax cuts, a by-election test and conflict in the Middle East as federal parliament resumes this week. Anthony Albanese spent Saturday on the …
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New program for foster carers of multicultural children launched in SA
South Australia’s Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison, has welcomed the introduction of a new program launched by the state’s Child Protection Department, which offers targeted support to family placements …
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Severe weather warning for border as ex-Kirrily lingers
Northwest regions already battling floods are preparing for another soaking this weekend, with ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily set to return. After hammering the region days earlier, the former cyclone is set …
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Investors pounce on Athens airport IPO
The public sale of a 30-percent stake in Athens International Airport garnered strong demand, Greece’s finance minister said Friday, in a sign of investor confidence in the country’s recovering economy. …
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French farmers lift roadblocks as Europe protests persist
French authorities said Friday the worst of a crisis that saw farmers block roads for days was over, as protesters began lifting barricades, but demonstrations persisted elsewhere in Europe including …
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At-war Liberals ready for defamation trial
A high-profile lawyer has been dressed down in court as exiled Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming’s defamation battle with Opposition Leader John Pesutto heads for trial. In a procedural hearing …
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Dutton signals support for Labor’s changes to tax cuts
Households facing higher living costs are soon expected to receive much-needed support, with the coalition unlikely to stand in the way of reworked tax cuts. Peter Dutton questioned the costings …
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Greek Language Proficiency: 2024 Certificate of attainment exams open for registration
Greek Australians and lovers of the Greek language can validate their proficiency through the upcoming 2024 Certificate of Attainment examinations. Widely acknowledged by the Greek Ministry of Education and Religious …