A big step in understanding a major cause of infertility in women has been made by a team of scientists led by Professor Evdokia Dimitriadis, from the Department of Obstetrics, …

A blue bead resembling an eye, often worn on a necklace or bracelet, in Greek and Middle Eastern cultures, is mean to ward off the evil eye. This deep-rooted tradition …

Theodora Sullivan is jetlagged and emotional after a whirlwind trip to Greece where she met her biological sister, Maria, her birth mother, and another sister, a three-decade search. She was …

Vivi al ago, meaning “Live by action” in Esperanto, is poignant for Maria Bigg and is the name of her fashion label, launched two years ago, signifying her courage to …

Anyone who has travelled along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road to Apollo Bay has likely stopped to experience the warm hospitality at Chris’s Beacon Point Restaurant. Perched up in the hills, …

If walls could talk, International Cakes (To Diethnes), located in the heart of Melbourne, would tell endless stories of the Greeks who first arrived in Australia, the families they built, …

After its premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival last October and a series of screenings both interstate and overseas this year, Bill Mousoulis’ latest feature My Darling in Stirling will …

When clinical psychologist, Anastasia Hronis, started writing The Dopamine Brain, she soon realised how much misinformation was out there about dopamine —what it is and how it works. In her …

In just a few days, a long overdue moment will finally arrive for two sisters separated at birth and unaware of each other’s existence for most of their lives. Theodora …

On the living room table Vangelis Alexiou has laid out the black-and-white photographs of his youth. Among them is a unique snapshot of his parents, taken by him when he …