John Kounadis, an 11-year-old Greek Australian boy, was one of more than 21,000 children in Victoria living with uncontrolled seizures, with Cortical dysplasias being one the most common causes of …

Tasos Kolokotronis of Nea Magnisia (Thessaly) recounts his migration to Australia with disarming humour and honesty. Moments fit for laughter, others for tears, and many where quick wits flipped hardship …

“I always say that I was the guinea pig, a part of the lost generations of women experimented on, who suffered with endometriosis in silence.” Marina Kyriakou, Founder and Chair …

Every day, Leading Senior Constable Teina Kambouridis steps into the aftermath of crime scenes across Melbourne—charged with the delicate task of preserving the truth hidden in the smallest details. She …

A large crowd filled the events hall at Oakleigh Grammar for a public forum organised by Fronditha under the theme “An Open Conversation on Dementia – Its Personal, Social and …

A Greek Australian has launched a parliamentary e-petition calling for Australia to legally recognise Protected Designations of Origin (PDOs) as negotiations resume between Australia and the European Union on a …

As dementia continues to affect an increasing number of Greek Australians, understanding the condition and its impact is important for those affected, including family members. A forum by Fronditha Care …

The captivating tale of four women spanning continents and generations, bound by the legacies of their Greek ancestry and the enduring symbol of the mati, has won gold at the …

Deaths from accidental overdoses among Australia’s elderly are climbing sharply, with doctors warning that confusion around medications, multiple prescriptions, and stigma surrounding drug use are fuelling a silent crisis. Speaking …

Is it menopause, or a time of reckoning? This question is at the centre of a rising global trend of women in midlife increasingly choosing divorce, challenging assumptions about long-term …