Peter Patisteas and Chris Togias from Oasis Coffee have reported raising $3,000 at this year’s Antipodes Festival, bringing the total amount raised from 2022 to 2025 to over $10,000. The …

The Victorian government has announced the commencement of the Victorian Multicultural Review, led by George Lekakis AO. Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ingrid Stitt today confirmed that Hass Dellal AO, Carmel …

Consistent polls show Albanese’s Labor government sliding, yet as we head to federal elections, the race may well tighten. The contest over who governs Australia becomes real and polls matter …

A fortnight ago, Labor saw a flicker from what may have looked like a diminishing light on the hill. It rolled out the big guns—health. A signature Labor policy, the …

The British government has been put on notice by Victoria’s politicians, with Premier Jacinta Allan and Melbourne Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece demanding the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece. …

Mary Coustas was the special guest at a Fronditha Care forum on Tuesday, 4 March, in Melbourne, in honour of International Women’s Day. The event, attracted over 70 attendees from …

The 37th Antipodes Festival remains one of Melbourne’s most significant cultural events. Once again, Lonsdale Street transformed over the weekend into a hub of music, dance, and community, with more …

The 37th Antipodes Festival returns this weekend, an annual event which has become part of Melbourne’s cultural life is stewarded by the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM). As its director …

John A. Martino and Michael P. O’Kane’s historical novel ‘Olympia and the Birth of the Olympic Games’ takes readers to the dawn of an “ancient Hellenic civilisation” following the Greek …

▶ Citizenship Loss Risk – Greek Australians who took up Greek citizenship between 1984–2002 may have unknowingly lost their Australian citizenship due to Section 17 of the 1948 Citizenship Act …