Set in a nursing home, actor turned playwright Evdokia Katahanas’ The Plot explores workplace politics.

If the Modern Greek language is to be preserved in Australia for years to come, Professor Anastasios Tamis urges changes must be made.

The Australian Greek Welfare Society is offering courses for Greek-speaking grandparents struggling to gain access to see their grandchildren.

The funds were raised through an afternoon tea organised by members of the group, where a cheque was made out to the Women’s Trust of Victoria.

Archbishop Stylianos made a historic visit to the GOCMV’s new headquarters, showing promise for the two organisations.

The Greek and Gay Support Network continues to provide support and is looking to develop its ties with the wider Greek Australian community.

When a space came up big enough to house the photography studio of Sylvia Gabriel and christening and party supply store Petit Atelier, the entrepreneurs jumped at the chance.

London-based fashion designer Melissanthi Spei thinks the next generation of Greeks are the answer out of the economic crisis.

Launching his book The Demons of Athens, Professor Vrasidas Karalis talks about why he considers the situation in Greece to be worse six years on.

Christos Tsiolkas speaks about the changes in the publishing industry and the challenges facing ‘ethnic’ writers today.