Violence erupts at an Orthodox mission in Freetown, Sierra Leone, which is run by a former Australian rock star, and Greek Orthodox priest.

Through the life and the eyes of the ‘unsung hero’ Kon Karapanagiotidis.

Of ghosts and the living

At the second Antipodes Writers Festival

Author Konstantinos Kalimnios set out to tell the story of his grandmother and his family’s connection to Kalypso, Greece.

Behind the first Australian custom-artwork website launched last week, stand Melbourne-based families and partners Angelidis and Papadatos

The summer solstice is one of the most important dates in the calendar for many followers of ancient religions; for people in Greece who worship the country’s pre-Christian gods.

As the founder of La Mama Theatre dies, Greek Australian artists remember the Hellenic connection to the heart of Little Italy in Carlton, Victoria

The new quarterly magazine The Dura has made a huge impact in the small, sun-kissed town of Mildura. Neos Kosmos talks to its Greek Australian founders

Reporter Fragkiska Megaloudi has seen all corners of the world: from the devastation of war to the love of humanity