The man who led Victoria’s health response throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton, has resigned. Professor Sutton will step down from his role after four years to …

European Union ministers have agreed on how to share out the responsibility for looking after migrants and refugees, after 12 hours of negotiations managed to get Italy and Greece to …

As Greece seeks to tackle the issue of brain drain and retain highly educated individuals who have graduated from Greek universities, initiatives like the ‘Ionian Hall of Science’ provide hope …

Small businesses with overdue tax and fringe benefits returns dating back almost four years are being granted amnesty. The Australian Taxation Office is encouraging small businesses with an aggregated turnover …

Jewish organisations have applauded a planned nationwide ban on Nazi symbols, following a rise in their use amongst far-right groups. New federal laws will see people displaying Nazi insignia face …

Qantas and Jetstar will be the first two airlines ready for take-off from the new Western Sydney international airport. The airport is on track to open in late 2026, and …

Australia was willing to walk away from a possible free trade deal with the European Union despite there being a “lot at stake”, Agriculture Minister Murray Watt has admitted. The …

Months after being convicted of sexually abusing teenage boys, disgraced former NSW minister Milton Orkopoulos has been hospitalised after being bashed in prison. The former state Labor MP was found …

A veteran Greek diver specialising in locating sunken ships has found a British submarine that disappeared during a World War II mission in 1942, state news agency ANA reported Wednesday. …

Last April, Maria and Dimitris Psarras celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, a rare milestone for married life, that not many have achieved. “Six years of school and sixty years of …