The first ever Zeibekiko festival will be held in Sydney, with dance master of Zeibekiko dance, Christos Shakallis coming from Cyprus on July 1 to July 10. The event is …

Sourdough bread making became popular during the recent lockdown, as people sought satisfying and purposeful things to do. This popularity reveals another ‘pandemic’ i.e., misinformation which undermines and distorts a …

It is that time of the year again when delicious recipes from the many regions of Greece are flooding social media following the initiative launched by Christine Polyzos of Kali …

Experience the life and times of the legendary Greek songwriter, Eftihia Papagiannopoulou, in an epic one-night-only event! Don’t miss the Hellenic Academy-Award winning biographical drama, “My Name is Eftihia”, on …

Lucy Helen Kostos’ journey to uncover the story of her great aunt, Katina, has been captured in the essay film The Hidden Eye. The film is shot on expired 16mm …

After ‘Maestro’, another Greek production, Mimi Denisi’s historical film ‘Smyrna My Beloved’, has been given the green light to enter the Netflix platform. The announcement will be made in the …

Step into a time machine and journey to rustic, post-revolutionary Greece without ever leaving Sydney, thanks to a photo exhibition, and pop-up event at The University of Sydney’s Chau Chak …

“Every 30 minutes one Australian loses their life to heart disease.” This sobering message, was used by the Heart Foundation to launch this year’s campaign for Heart Week (1-7 May), …

The evolving nature of Greekness and queerness in Greek-Australians is the basic theme in the latest book by Will Kostakis, ‘We could be something’ to be launched tomorrow in Sydney. …

Over the past year, Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida, a likely candidate for the Republican nomination for U.S. President, has been waging war against higher education. From forbidding the teaching …