Currently showing at The Ian Potter Museum of Art, the John Hugh Sutton Collection features artefacts from the significant archaeological excavation sites in Greece

A company in Greece is bringing back a sustainable and organic way of developing the nectar of the Gods – honey

Cypriots sought safety and refuge by joining the EU but instead they are left to endure even more hardship and turmoil

Documents that Greek Australians are required to submit in order to prove that they do not reside in Greece and in order to avoid any additional taxes – have changed

Aimed to help people from a culturally diverse background navigate through the Aged Care system, this free expo will help people liaise with service providers

Foreign Minister Bob Carr condemned the reported kidnappings of Orthodox Archbishops while conducting humanitarian relief work near Syria’s second-largest city

The visit will aim to boost bilateral ties, promote Greece as a tourism destination to the huge Chinese market and seek investment

Folk artist Areti Ketime will speak with Hellenic Journey this Monday about her music, her influences and her artistic journey

Administrative Reform Minister Antonis Manitakis wants to pass a law that would mean the contract workers would stop receiving their salaries once their employment ended

Here’s a few questions to ask yourself before becoming a business owner: What is the demand?