Inka Piegsa-Quischotte has fallen in love in Crete. Or rather, with Crete.

Dr Andrew Liveris returns to his Alma Mater, The Uiniversity of Queensland.

Volunteers from the Greek Diaspora created history during their archaeological dig in Kythera this year

Victoria Kyriakopoulos talks to Arthur Sinodinos, the man many attribute with John Howard’s political success

Melissa Reynolds finds soul in an array of heritage and agricultural festivals in Cyprus, which are gaining strength as people seek authenticity

Eighty-eight year-old livewire Mary Lucas, who is President of the Greek Women’s Society in South Australia, reflects on how things have changed in the Greek community since she ar

Eleni Bertes has had a long history of working to support Greek cinema in both Australia and Greece

Dr Nick Trakakis looks at one of the more poetic of the pre-Socratics, Parmenides

The tour manager for the Dalaras tour of Australia reflects on visa stresses, accommodation woes and keeping a sense of humour

Peter Yiannoudes spent years touring Australia with a projector and a reel of Greek film in the 1950s and 60s. Now, after the launch of his book, Greek Cinema Across Australia: Beh