In a series of seminars leading up to 28 October, Dr Constantinos Hatzidimitriou, invited by the Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) will delve into the historical significance of America’s …

The number of tourists visiting Greece has hit a record high since the start of the year, despite a heatwave and fierce wildfires over the summer, according to official statistics …

A Melbourne council has dumped its traditional prayer from meetings after lawyers complained it was a breach of human rights law. The City of Boroondara voted on Monday night to …

Cretan farmers and cooperatives have begun using GPS chip technology in the shape of olives that are hung on trees to deal with rising theft of olives during the current …

Australians are finding it harder to feed their families, with 3.7 million households going hungry in the past year. Foodbank Australia’s latest report released on Monday, has found 36 per …

Australian farmers are wary a rushed trade agreement with Europe could leave them high and dry. Trade Minister Don Farrell is heading to a G7 trade ministers forum in Japan …

Greece’s main opposition Syriza party has been rocked by dissent a month after a former Goldman Sachs trader was unexpectedly elected leader, prompting fears of a damaging split. Stefanos Kasselakis, …

After hours of delay, the much-anticipated derby of the eternal enemies was finally called off following an incident involving a thrown firecracker from the stands that injured Panathinaikos’ Juankar, forcing …

The Monastery of Saint Porphyrius in southern Gaza, a historic Greek Orthodox sanctuary with a legacy dating back to the 4th century, had become a symbol of hope and unity …

Greek-Australian singer Andrew Lambrou, who represented Cyprus in this year’s Eurovision contest, shared the dramatic moments he experienced in Israel when the war erupted during an interview on the popular …