After coming sixth in the Melbourne Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo says the sport is at risk of becoming too predictable if one car maker always dominates.

Did the Minoans have an image of themselves? Who was their ideal man, their ideal woman? Dr Janice L. Crowley will discuss the topics during her lecture on Thursday.

The Hellenic Museum’s retrial of Socrates saw both the public and judges find Socrates not guilty of corrupting the youth and impiety.

The government must repay over 900 million euros to the IMF this week.

No more government funding allocated for further archaeological work at Amphipolis, with experts focusing on the findings that have already been unearthed.

After being sworn in as Greece’s new president, Prokopis Pavlopoulos says he hopes to facilitate greater unity between Greece’s political to combat the country’s problems quickly.

Athens traders happy to see more investment in stamping out crime in the city centre.

The University of Crete’s Professor Michalis Damanakis discusses why e-learning is important for Greek language education and how we can motivate children to learn Greek.

Greeks and First Australians unite over stolen sacred treasures.

Renowned Greek sculptor Takis Kozokos sculptures and paintings are on display at the Kogarah Town Square Library for a limited time.