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  • Apodimi Compania. National Archives.
    Apodimi Compania in National Film and Sound Archive
    30 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Traditional Greek music has a long and proud tradition among Greek Australians, and now Apodimi Compania has been recognized in the National Film and Sound Archive's (NFSA) annual "Sounds of Austra

  • School parents take fight to school for Greek
    30 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Parents are petitioning to have Modern Greek reinstated in the LOTE program at Wales St Primary School in Melbourne, following cuts last year that saw Mandarin and Greek removed from the curriculum

  • Peter Mousaferiadis produced large-scale entertainment at the Parliament of the
    Greek flavour to UN health event
    23 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Next weekend Melbourne will play host to a United Nations conference about world health, featuring two and a half thousand delegates, including current Secretary General Ban ki-Moon.

  • Greek Cultural League. Scholarships.
    Greek language scholarships announced
    23 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    The Greek-Australian Cultural League (GCL) is offering $1500 in scholarships to two students of Modern Greek at Monash University in Melbourne.

  • Panageia Soumela. Pontians.
    First service in 88 years at Panageia Soumela
    16 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Pontians across Australia joined many Greeks who spent this weekend commemorating Panageias (The Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokou).

  • Hellenic Council NSW promotes Greeks in politics
    9 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    The Australian Hellenic Council (AHC) of NSW met on Monday for their quarterly meeting, to discuss how to promote issues affecting Greek Australians in the upcoming Federal election.

  • $20 million construction project approved
    9 Aug 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    A $20 million upgrade to the Cyprus Communtiy of NSW’s site has been given the go ahead after six years and around $700,000 spent on applying for permits from the Marrickville council.

  • Family History Week gives Greeks the opportunity to research their family histor
    Family trees with Greek roots
    3 Aug 2010 Margaret Paul (0)

    Family history is increasingly important to Greek-Australians who are seeking to go beyond the initial migration to Australia, and this week is the time to dig up the roots of your family tree.

  • George. Will. Cerebal palsy.
    Calombaris new challenge
    26 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis (0)

    Masterchef's George Calombaris opened up his Melbourne restaurant The Press Club to the Cerebral Palsy Education Centre (CPEC) on Tuesday.

  • Queensland man still missing after one week
    26 Jul 2010 (0)

    A police search for missing Coolangatta man, Michael Lalos (Lalopoulos), continues as the 84 year old has not been seen since he disappeared one week ago.

  • Vasili. BEPS.
    Vasili to work his magic in school garden
    26 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis (0)

    Ella, Caitlin, and Emily of Brunswick East Primary School are so enthusiastic about their school vegetable garden they have called on the Greek gardening expert Vasili for guidance.

  • Tiffany Delle-Vergini. Police recruit.
    The force in blue wants you to join up
    26 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis (0)

    If you've ever dreamt of a career in the force, now is the time to step up.

  • Immersion program. Greece.
    Greece trip not cancelled
    19 Jul 2010 Laura Burgoine (0)

    Ambassador for Greece in Australia, Alex Christopoulos, said the 2010 immersion program for eight-to-twelve-year-olds has been postponed and not cancelled.

  • Professor Demetrios Georgas. Greek family.
    Greek families stay strong
    19 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis (0)

    Have you called your mum yet today? If Professor Demetrios Georgas' research is anything to go by, the chances are fairly strong.

  • Professor Demetrios Georgas
    Greek families still strong
    16 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis and Laura Burgoine (0)

    Have you called your mum yet today? If Professor Demetrios Georgas' research is anything to go by, the chances are fairly strong.

  • Greek day schools. BER.
    Greek schools do well out of BER
    12 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis (0)

    Greek day schools and private schools are getting better value under the Government's school stimulus program than many public schools due to their ability to self manage their building projects an

  • Calls to join old church rejected
    12 Jul 2010 Kostas Nikolopoulos (1)

    Members of the Greek Orthodox Community of Sydney and New South Wales rejected the proposal by the Federation of the Greek Orthodox Communities of Australia to join the Afxentian faction of the Tru

  • Emmanuel Giakoumakis has been elected Victorian Youth Premier.
    Keilor Downs student heads Youth Parliament
    4 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis (0)

    Seventeen-year-old Emmanuel Giakoumakis will take over the reigns of Parliament House Victoria on Monday as the newly elected Victorian Youth Premier.

  • An architectural concept drawing of the proposed 'Hellenic tower'.
    Towering ambitions six months on
    3 Jul 2010 Catherine Kladakis & Fotis Kapetopoulos (0)

    It seems a long way from the mud slinging and bitterness that engulfed the election of the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne, Victoria in January.

  • George Halvagis. Crime Stoppers.
    $10,300 raised by Greeks of Mentone for Crime Stoppers
    28 Jun 2010 Thoams Andronas (0)

    The Greek Orthodox Community of Mentone held a dinner dance last Saturday night, raising $10,300 for Crime Stoppers.

  • Greek voice rings loud in Federal Parliament
    28 Jun 2010 Kostas Nikolopoulos (0)

    A petition with over twenty two thousand signatures gathered by Neos Kosmos in support of Modern Greek with the help of community organisations and businesses were tabled in Federal Parliament last

  • Greek Australian business community unites
    21 Jun 2010 Thomas Andronas (0)

    THE GREEK-AUSTRALIAN community's two peak business groups have merged to form a united business-networking front.

  • Peter Matthew Karakoussis
    Young Greek of the week: Peter Matthew Karakoussis
    15 Jun 2010 (0)

    Name: Peter Matthew Karakoussis, 20 , Bachelor of Science - University of Melbourne.

  • SA leads the way in Greek cause
    14 Jun 2010 (0)

    The Hellenic Studies Council has met with key South Australian politicians as part of the campaign to have Modern Greek included in the national curriculum being developed by the Federal Government

  • Greek South Africans. Loyalty test.
    Aussies have a three-way bet
    14 Jun 2010 Thomas Andronas (0)

    The World Cup is a confusing time for most Greek-Australians.

    Especially this time around, given both Greece and Australia have secured a place in the finals.

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