A brief comment on Antigone Kefala: A Writer’s Journey

“In his last books, Tsiolkas exoticised Greek-Australians presenting them as the noble savages of Australian society, unable to make moral choices…”

The promotion of Greek is both a matter of studying our culture but also making it relevant to what happens in this society now.

“Don’t be stupid; be a smartie. Come and join the Nazi party”:

On November 9, 2012, Con Castan, one of the most significant and complex men in the Greek Australian community, passed away at St Andrews Hospital in Brisbane.

Olive oil, wine, Cycladic art, the Parthenon, Byzantine icons, Santorini, all are parts of the Greek puzzle – not the puzzle itself.

Vrasidas Karalis gives his opinion on the current crisis in Greece.

In 1893, Greek prime minister Charilaos Trikoupes, made one of the most dramatic declarations in Greek history: “Unfortunately, we are bankrupt!” What had happened?

Associate Professor Vrasida Karalis hopes that the ‘American’ in Prime Minister George Papandreou triumphs over the corrupt character of Greek politics.