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The Modern Greek Studies program at the University of New South Wales will be closed down despite an agreement with the Greek Community of Sydney and NSW to continue the program.

Greek police came out on the streets in protest against their targetted by protestors and terrorists.

The Federation of Pontian Associations honoured South Australia's Attorney-General for his role in having the South Australian Parliament pass a resolution recognising the Pontian Genocide.

Living for twelve days in a small steel capsule submerged in a flooded gravel pit, and using algae soaked in his own urine to produce the oxygen he needed to survive, isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but then Lloyd’s not your average New South Welshman.

Vasili Kanidiadis and John St Peeters talk about their original comic fusion of Greek and Italian: Zorba-Calabresi.

Former Greek Minister defends himself against bribery charges.

A Melbourne doctor is reprimanded for inadvertently causing the death of a 73 year old Greek male.

Greek crime statistics have increased as well as the number of cases solved according to Greek authorities.

The pros and cons of organic foods are considered from a health perspective.

A major exhibition of works by Catalan artist Joan Miro was launched in Thessaloniki last week.

The Socceroos will battle New Zealand ahead of the World Cup, Football Federation Australia (FFA) has announced, with the match acting as a farewell game ahead of South Africa at the MCG on May 24.

The new hit television series MasterChef Australia stars Greek Australian chef, George Calombaris.

A Greek psychologist has developed a world first program to help autistic children integrate into their social environments through play and drama.

UN Secretary General’s Special Advisor on Cyprus, Alexander Downer, is expected to hold a meeting with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday to discuss the Cyprus issue.

Controversial former Victorian politician and Minister, Theo Theophanous, talks to Neos Kosmos about his intense 22 year political journey.

PASOK leader, George Papandreou has asked for a 'a vote of confidence and a strong mandate for absolute parliamentary majority' from the Greek electorate at a rally in Crete.

All funds raised through the 2010 Radiothon will be going towards the expansion of Anesi in Thornbury turning it into a 120 bed facility at an estimated cost of $13 million.

The winter season in Greece looks like offering intruiging sets of performances by many of the leading Greek performers.