Charges were brought against 17 people identified by police as having participated in anti-austerity protests which led to the cancellation of the annual Thessaloniki military para

A gutsy performance by the Socceroos against Thailand on Tuesday night has ensured their entry into the final stage of the qualifying round for the World Cup.

In this week’s ‘Three Sides to Every Story’, Jim looks at the brilliance of Archie Thompson and how the sports media can downplay this.

Australian-British star Sam Reid has joined the cast of Alex Proyas’ adaptation of John Milton’s epic 17th-century poem Paradise Lost.

Dora Kitinas-Gogos examines the history of the pressure cooker, known as gastra, in Greek cuisine and how modern Greeks are embracing their ceramic past.

The number of teenagers who have taken up smoking, drinking alcohol and experimenting with drugs in Greece has increased in the past five years.

Awards given to ethnic communities in NSW have come under scrutiny, since the execution of last years awards by then premier Kristina Keneally.

Professor Iakovos Michaelidis, an expert in Balkan history from the University of Thessaloniki, will be presenting public lectures in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.

The pearling chief Nicholas Paspaley has teamed up with a Darwin property developer to secure a $200 million taxpayer-funded deal to build a detention centre.

The newly renovated Waterford Plaza was officially opened last Sunday, giving Perth a new shopping experience.