Dean Kalimniou tackles the Greek obsession with blondeness, and the community’s outrage at the use of black actors in Troy – Fall of a City.

Who gets the coin?

Every year, Odisho and his nostalgic of Greece Assyrian friends who lived there in the late 70s and early 80s, get together to have a pre-Christmas dinner

And the Tatlin monument inspired Christmas tree in Ioannina.

News the Victorian Government is co-sponsoring a visit of a smattering of eugenic euzones next year to the tune of $30,000 has been met largely with euophoria.

Dean Kalimniou looks at the churches of Melbourne and their diverse exteriors that reflect the various layers of Greek settlement and acculturation.

Greek Australian Offerings is the writer’s third deeply inspiring volume of historically significant musings about identity and historical continuity in Australia.

The GOCMV frieze forms an integral part of both the Greek and Australian communities and acts as a bridge and conduit between them.

A story about the internet, Greek ingenuity, and the law.

Dean Kalimniou delves into Giorgos Kordelas’ popular drama and addresses a few basic incongruities in the film.