The Ministerial Advisory Council on Skilled Migration (MACSM) met in Canberra on Tuesday to discuss the Albanese Government’s migration reform agenda, including tackling migrant worker exploitation, the role of Jobs …

As part of International Women’s Day celebrations and in recognition of Cultural Diversity Week, Suzy Bourdamis and Maria Dimopoulos AM in collaboration with the Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Centre …

A train collision in the municipality of Elassona, Northern Greece has reportedly resulted in the death of at least 32 people while many more have been injured. Two trains travelling …

Oakleigh Grammar alumna and 2022 School Captain Toni Stathopoulos has been accepted into the prestigious Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) at The University of Melbourne and has also been …

Nikos Christodoulides was sworn in on Tuesday as the eighth president of the Republic of Cyprus, pledging to tackle illegal migration and combat corruption. The former foreign minister, 49, has …

The devastating February 6 earthquake and aftershocks that hit southern Turkey have caused damage worth more than $34 billion in the country, the World Bank said. The amount is equivalent …

Six hooligans charged with a spate of offences over their roles in the pitch invasion which took place during a derby match between Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory in December …

Coroner Sarah Gebert announced an inquest into the death of Greg Piperidis will begin on September 11. The father and son who allegedly stabbed the Cheltenham man 14 times at …

The challenge is straight from Greek mythology: hold a boulder aloft as long as possible. Korean car dealer Jo Jin-hyeong lasted over two hours, captivating global audiences in a reality …

Galatea Kazantzaki was born Galatea Alexiou (1884–1962) in Heraklion Crete, she was the daughter of publisher and author Stylianos Alexiou and sister of author, novelist and academic Ellie Alexiou. Galatea …