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.

What do a bunch of old clothes and old fashioned bling from an obscure region in the Balkans have to do with Victoria?

The ambiguity of being Greek, gay and religious.

Diatribe: A night at the local Greek haunt.

Dean Kalimniou reviews a particularly special Sidney Nolan exhibition comprising of works inspired by the artist’s travels to Hydra, and now on show at the Hellenic Museum.

Dean Kalimniou on the disturbing trend of adult children and grandchildren abusing their elders for money and assets.

Helen Zahos’ work speaks for itself; there is no need to emphasise in these times of xenophobia and discrimination the importance of basic human acts to cement our common bond.

While it is important to point out that while prejudices do exist, the majority of older and newer migrants care for and enjoy each other’s esteem.