Almost all know about Zorba, but what became of him after the novel’s closing page and the film’s last scene? Zorba’s Last Dance is written by novelist, poet and playwright …

The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA) has announced the opening of entries for the annual Odyssey Festival Art Prize as part of the Odyssey Festival. The competition invites …

Popular Greek singer Despina Vandi was told to leave a town in Turkey after she refused to perform on stage after seeing it was adorned with the Turkish flag and …

A rare photographic exhibition by Harry Fatouros, offers a unique glimpse into student life at Monash University and the experiences of European migrants and their children in Melbourne during the …

Premiering next week at the Explosives Factory is The Long Game, a brand-new work directed by Greek Australian Krystalla Pearce and the Greek born Alkisti Pitsaki. Working for the first …

The Greek Australian Cultural League is set to display the work of practising Hellenic artists in its annual group art exhibition, “Antipodean Palette”. The 14th edition of the exhibition will …

Customers of Greek run businesses Dig if U will and Mig Collection may notice a scissor lift in front of their shared shop in Oakleigh, marking the beginning of a …

On Tuesday this week, the Australian Jazz Museum took custodianship of the iconic and easily recognisable blue and yellow clarinet played by the late jazz musician Nick Polites OAM (1927-2022). …

Renowned crime novels by Greek Australian author Polychronis Koutsakis are set to make their way to the small screen, marking a new milestone in his career. Koutsakis, a celebrated author …

The Kalamata Dance Festival, synonymous with the evolution of contemporary dance in Greece, marks its 30th anniversary this year. Running from July 12 to July 21, this year’s edition is …