Dean Kalimniou takes a walk down memory lane to the nursery rhymes and songs of his childhood

Greek stereotypes and the connotations of the word ‘Opa!’

Berwick residents are up in arms over the proposal to erect a statue of Spiridon Louis – the first winner of the modern Marathon

Ever wondered why Byzantine princesses are invariably depicted with a halo?

When nations are not made accountable for their crimes, their action ceases to be a crime.

Dean Kalimniou, on Cavafy and Cavafy Conference in Melbourne.

In this week’s Diatribe, Dean Kalimniou looks at the concept of time, in the East and West.

“I’m as Greek as a souvlaki, I’m as Irish as a stew” (Johnny Young).

“If ERT is being shut down owing to poor management, why cannot the Greek government also be shut down for the same reason?”

We are indifferent, slothful and complacent when it comes to maintaining our privileges but when faced with adversity, the Greek community invariably rises to the occasion