Georgia (Yiola) Alexandrou, a major figure of the Cypriot community of Australia, has passed away from cancer, leaving behind an immense legacy as an active member of the diaspora. Alexandrou …

More than 70 people gathered at Philhellene Restaurant last Friday, to raise funds for Food for Thought Network’s (FFTN) global conference for women in Greece. Attendees included Greek Australian individuals, …

The end of the month sees pictorial exhibition ‘From Imbros Over the Sea’ brought to Brisbane’s Greek Club by the Greek Orthodox Community of St George Brisbane. This follows on …

The life and work of Lord Byron, particularly his connection with Greece, was the focus of a recent event by the Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney as they contributed to the …

Sophia Notaras, is the newly installed National President of AHEPA Australia, having previously served as Vice President PGP in Canberra. Notaras’ installation was well attended on Sunday 21 April at …

A life-size statue of the Mule Corps to be placed in Nicosia, honouring the contingent of World War I soldiers who contributed to the Allied cause is in focus for …

The Network of Greek Women of Melbourne Victoria HELIADES presented the “History of Traditional Greek Dances and Their Evolution” lecture, held at the EEAMA building in Preston last Sunday drawing …

The long project committed to chronicling the 100-year history of the Kytherian Association of Australia (KAA) has finally bore fruit in the form of its first volume that encompasses the …

The annual Anniversary Commemoration Service for the Battle of Kalamata, hosted by the Society of Kalamata ’23 March,’ brought together dozens of members, and guests at the Australian Hellenic Memorial …

The Australian government have announced that 600 community language schools, including 31 Greek schools, across the country will get a boost in funding. The $15 million scheme, as part of …