Owning a home (or two) has been seared into our immigrant psyche. Homeownership shielded our poor working-class immigrant parents from political and economic vagaries. Unlike our Greek peers in Germany, …

British, Greek-born photographer Platon (Antoniou) is featuring at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale which kicked off this week, showcasing some of his most iconic works. Born in 1968, Platon grew …

At a multicultural media on Wednesday August 30, the Federal Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Andrew Giles, announced a commitment of $15 million over the next two years for community language …

Around 40 people gathered at the Greek Cultural Centre in Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, on Monday night to hear Victorian Labor politician Sheena Watt speak on the “Importance of The Voice …

Last Sunday, Yarraville’s Sun Theatre, in Melbourne’s inner west, went retro with Greek Antiques at the Sun, a screening of the 1968 film ‘A Lady in Sirtaki Dance’, in Greek, …

The sixth Intergenerational Report released by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Thursday examines the social, economic, and demographic issues the country will face over the next 40 years. Older Australians will …

Neos Kosmos, among other media outlets, was invited on a tour of the Melbourne Metro Tunnel, a crown jewel of Victoria’s Big Build. The final track work to connect the …

Last Tuesday, the Federation Room of the Victorian Parliament House was heaving with guests at the launch of the Victorian Multicultural Voices for ‘Yes’ campaign. The Ethnic Communities Council of …

Thomas Gorham, the artistic director, producer of (and a performer in) GODZ, got pissed off with me and hung up. “Oh, look, I thought this would be fun; I can’t …

The Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, Andrew Giles today in an online multicultural media conference launched the government’s Multicultural Framework Review. The Review coincides with the 50th anniversary …