Nick Hatzoglou about the AFL’s Multicultural Program and its work in extending aussie rules to culturally diverse communities.

John Michailidis leads a company who have been funded to run clinical trials on new cancer treatments over the next two years.

Jordan Raskopoulos, of Axis of Awesome talks (a little only) to NKEE about the new Axis show Infinity of Rock.

Arthur Andronas has won the prestigious Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage for the his work on conserving St. Paul’s Cathedral in Melbourne.

Pan Hellenic Games organisers are expecting between 500 – 600 young athletes to register for the Games in November.

Host of The Apprentice and financial whizz-kid Mark Bouris talks about how a kid from Punchbowl in Sydney became a leading light in the heavyweight world of finance.

Victoria Haralambidou talks about her role in the Anna Kokkinos movie, Blessed, and about having a career in two countries – Greece and Australia.

FOTIS KAPETOPOULOS takes on the Lord Byron myth and points to the ironies of Byron’s mythical status in the Hellenic imagination.

The discovery that his passport had been misplaced allowed Fotis to discover the pleasures of a dealing with Australia’s bureaucracy.

Australian rock legend Ross Wilson talks about his five decades in the Australian music industry and his connection to Greeks and Greece.