“I wonder how long it takes for the wound to heal?” was my first reaction when last Sunday I got an invitation to visit a house in Doncaster to attend …

Debate has erupted among teens and kids on the actual social media platforms the Albanese government is preparing to ban under 16s from accessing. A group of 12-year-olds even suggested …

Choral singing has been a central part of tradition across cultures. Some of the oldest choral music that has survived comes from ancient Greece, like the Delphic hymns from the …

As generations of the Greek diaspora succeed one another, the historical memory carried by those who emigrated to Australia during the 1940s, ’50s, ’60s, and even the ’70s is gradually …

I have known the Leader of the Victorian Opposition, John Pesutto since the days of the Baillieu government from 2010-2013, where we worked together as advisers to the former Liberal …

In 1917 my grandfather as a child escaped the Turkish massacres of Greeks in Ayvalık, on Turkey’s Aegean coast. Almost his entire family was wiped out. The city of Mytilene, …

I am so pleased to have recently launched the new photographic exhibition, A Visual Journey of Greek-Australian Life. Last year’s exhibition, Greek Weddings under the Southern Cross, broke new ground …

Criminal law specialist Lauren Cassimatis has been nominated for Thought Leader of the Year in the 2024 Women In Law Awards. The Melbourne-based lawyer is up for the award through …

As the holiday season approaches, many may feel the pressure of Christmas-basd consumerism and overwhelmed juggling family and other events crammed into the weeks leading up to the New Year. …

Death, often seen as a morbid topic, generated a debate among a group of Melbourne Greek students who gathered to hear Nick Dallas present his research on the city’s post-war …