In ancient Greece, scarce public funds were not spent on getting athletes to the Olympics.

Sofka Zinovieff’s new novel The House on Paradise Street passionately describes how Greece’s past inevitably shaped its present.

Central government debt reached 303.53 billion euros as of June 30, rising by 23.2 billion from March 31, finance ministry data showed.

It’s become the norm to read about our great luck as Europe and the US wrestle with soaring debt and high unemployment, and Australia just sails through.

The Australian Government will begin negotiations with Greece about establishing a reciprocal work and holiday visa arrangement.

Shaping the debate at the symposium Victoria at the Crossroads?: George Pappas, Chancellor of Victoria University and chairman of the Committee for Melbourne.

Greek Australian businessman takes on caretaker role to save Greece by tapping into the Diaspora

AMAC took their fight to the Victorian Human Rights Commissioner this week over a decision made by VCAT that they believed prohibited racial vilification.

Anyone for Sunday lunch? Check out Dora’s slow-cooked lamb recipe.

A series of defensive errors cost the Norwegian national football team dearly in their friendly match against Greece.