Municipal authorities and non-governmental organisations in Athens have praised the public’s response to calls for clothing and blankets for the city’s growing homeless population.

In an effort to deal with the rising number of school children who are facing malnutrition, the ministry of Education in Greece will start the provision of light meals in schools.

Greece’s political parties made it clear this week that they are not willing to accept a reduction in the amount of state funding they receive.

The PASOK leadership contest took a new turn this week with Health Minister Andreas Loverdos declaring his backing for Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos.

Euro zone to agree on a second Greek bailout by February 6.

This year the Australian Archeological Institute at Athens (AAIA) and the University of Queensland will be working together to help students embark on a research and study trip to

On Sunday 26 February, Cathy Alexopoulos will join hundreds of Australians raise money and awareness for ovarian cancer.

Queensland’s international students will soon have to take on extra costs following the state governments decision to charge foreign students for their children’s school fees.

Greek migrants tell of discrimination and exploitation.

The Cypriot President of the House of Representatives Yiannakis Omirou has accepted an invitation for an official visit to Australia during February.