The government is taking steps to make up for mistakes and delays which have had negative effects on the cruise industry in Greece over the past couple of years.

The government looks set to exceed its revenue targets from the unpopular property tax.

Business and household bank deposits fell 3.7 percent in October, continuing their steady decline this year.

Greece needs to break the taboo of dismissing civil servants, the representative of the International Monetary Fund to Greece, Poul Thomsen, warned in Athens.

Over a quarter of a million people have lost their jobs within the last year as the unemployment rate climbed to 17.7 per cent in the third quarter of the year from 12.4 per cent i

The AHEPA Greek School end of the year concert was held with great success last week at the Ivanhoe Girls Grammar School campus in front of a packed audience of smiling parents, gr

Grade 3 students from Holy Name Primary Preston East were given an escorted tour by the Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship, Nicholas Kotsiras of what life is like i

The spirit of Christmas visited the elderly in Brunswick! Boys and girls from Alpha Children’s Centre brought Christmas cheer and joy to the world of the Australian-Greek Welfare S

A South Australian Labor backbencher who spent almost $12,500 on a taxpayer-funded trip to Greece to attend ANZAC ceremonies, has defended her actions, telling Neos Kosmos that imp

‘pro bono’ lawyer represents Dupas as serial killeris given more time to appeal.