The plight of migrants in the fields of Greece

Telling stories through a lens has become a life’s work for artist Ellenor Argyropoulos, and has placed her in the finals of Tourism Australia’s best job

Award winning Melbourne photographer Bill Gekas talks about his muse, 5-year-old daughter Athena, and pushing boundaries with portrait photography

46 years ago, a military dictatorship took over Greece for seven years. George Zangalis looks at the Greek Australian response to the Junta.

Jim Claven looks into the historic time for Lemnos and its Australian connection in this two part series

Currently showing at The Ian Potter Museum of Art, the John Hugh Sutton Collection features artefacts from the significant archaeological excavation sites in Greece

German scholar August Boeckh famously criticised the ancient Athenians for wasting funds on festivals. Here the myth gets debunked with insight on the current crisis.

Revealing the Shrine of Remembrance’s Hellenic roots

From Melbourne to Athens, the UK, and back again – has this Greek Australian artist found her way? Melpomeni reveals how her overseas sojourn has honed her craft of song.

Historian and author George Zangalis takes a closer look at the history of Bonegilla and its influence on Greek migrants from the late ’40s to its closure in 1971.