“I believe everyone has a little artist hidden inside them; it’s just about having fun and letting them out!”

A new report by Ernst & Young spells hard times ahead for not only universities but for Greek programs.

Cookbook author and self-proclaimed home cook Mary Valle invites us into her Mediterranean kitchen

Australia’s links to Greece and Cyprus may work to the countries’ benefit after Australia won its bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council.

Greek Australian Peter August is bringing gold back to the Melbourne Mint.

Greek Australian playwright Tom Petsinis has penned his fifth play, Elena and the Nightingale.

“I feel like I have been reborn again,” exclaims 76-year-old Elbide Elham, as she is reunited with the lady she first thought she would never see again in her life.

Australian audiences are flocking to the Greek Film Festival to get a firsthand account of life in the motherland.

Greek Australian mezzo-soprano Katerini Manolatos is recreating Greece through music and lyrics.

Steve Georganas MP is the first politician of Greek Australian background to be appointed to the role of Second Deputy Chair.