A few days ago was the anniversary of the fall of Constantinople (29 May, 1453), the capital of the Christian Eastern Roman Empire, or if you like the Byzantine Empire …

The representatives of the PanMacedonian Associations of Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, as a unified front, met in Brisbane on the 25 and 26 May …

We would like to offer our deepest condolences to the family of Takis Gogos and Neos Kosmos’ staff from Kalamata, where he had spent many summers with us, George and Elena Vassilopoulos. …

I would like to pay tribute to and remember Dimitris Gogos, a great Australian and a very proud Greek Australian. For Australia’s Greek community Mr Gogos was a local hero. …

This is the Budget the Labor Party did not want Victoria’s multicultural communities to see before the federal election. This year’s Multicultural Affairs budget has been cut by $18.5 million …

We often talk about history around the table. The date of 29 May, when heroic Constantinople finally fell to the Turks, always merits a discussion. Dinner table historical conversations are …

The passing of Dimitris Gogos brings almost the end of a generation of young Greeks who arrived in Australia in the 1950s, inspired by ideals and the desire to change …

Dimitris (Takis) GOgos funeral is being held at 11am today in Melbourne at the Holy Church of Saint Catherine (3B Epping Street, Malvern East). Following the service, friends, family and …

For a people that have been around for a considerable length of time, it is astounding that we still struggle to define ourselves. When coupled with an antipodean hypostasis that …

Writing something befitting the life of my father, Dimitris Gogos, is no easy task. He had such an enormous impact on so many peoples’ lives that no single piece can …