Victorian editor of The Australian, Patricia Karvelas speaks about sexism in the newsroom and the glass ceiling that exists in all workplaces.

An immigrant poet’s journey through cancer and the search for belonging.

The book will be presented by the well known and acclaimed Alexandrian poet and artist, Nikos Nomikos.

From Greece as a destination, to how Greek Australian writers meld their cultures, the festival will include a Greek Australian writers session.

Greek Australian actor Thaao Penghlis has released his memoir and travel diary, Places: the journey of my days, my lives.

Greek American animator Nassos Vakalis brings to the screen Dinner for Few, a sociopolitical metaphor and satire of the Greek crisis in the shape of an animated 3D movie.

From ‘wog’ to majestic patriarch Manolis in The Slap, the memoir of Australia’s much-loved Lex Marinos is out now.

GACL calling for poems, short stories and theatrical plays.

A book written by out of work Greeks

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