ON Thursday the screening at Melbourne’s Forum’s Theatre of a film titled, A name is a name: a film about a nation being held hostage because of its name, has drawn a

The Australian launch of Craft Beer, Greece’s only hand crafted beer took place at a glamorous function at the 89th floor of the Eureka Towers.

Greek clubs across Australia have celebrated the start of the new academic year by having stalls at Orientation week in a bid to sign up new students.

The National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS) have elected a new national council, following their annual general meeting in Queensland.

Last week saw the launch of Vasili’s 101 See Ways to Grow It and Eat It at the Munro Street Garden Centre in Coburg.

A nationwide strike called by public and private sector unions in Greece over the austerity program introduced by the Papandreou Government saw police clash with demonstrators on t

A Greek Australian freestyle aerial skier overcomes injury to win gold in the ladies’ freestyle skiing aerials final at the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

Olympiakos have a mountain to climb in the last 16 of the Champions League after going down 1-0 at home on to Bordeaux thanks to a first-half injury time goal from defender Michae

Greece’s two largest airlines, Olympic Air and rival Aegean, have announced that they have agreed to join forces in a bid to survive the country’s economic downturn and increased c

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou was briefed yesterday by Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou on the progress made with the Stability and Growth Programme as European a