Panos Couros is the director of Darwin Writers Festival Wordstorm, he talks to Fotis Kapetopoulos about the links between migrants and indigenous Australians.

Acclaimed artist Effie Mandalos has combined her art experience and years of teaching to create her own art school.

Looking at the remains at Santorini’s archaeological site at Akrotiri, Dr Dora Constantinidis found parallels with Plato’s story and daily life of the ancient people on the island.

One of the most significant voices of Greece talks about her participation at the Melbourne International Jazz Festival with renowned saxophonist Charles Lloyd.

A pioneer of ethnic literature in Australia, Antigone Kefala reveals the heartache felt in the early years, and celebrates Greek Australian writers of today.

Vale James Dimitri Zampelis.

A shock accident left artist Soula Mantalvanos in a world of chronic pain, but determination, true love and a marionette saw her through her most trying time as an artist.

Local knowledge can go a long way when you’re travelling

Two families, Girdis and Caristinos, were torn apart by the catastrophe of Smyrna 100 years ago: Asa K. Jennings, and their grandson Prof Con Aroney tell their story.

Before Achilles, Agamemnon and Helen herself, there was a lesser known sack of Troy. Professor Christopher Mackie reveals all.