It was exactly a week after Deborah Stathis celebrated her 19th birthday when a near-fatal accident changed the course of her life. She was driving home, when she hit an …

The myth tells us that during the Ottoman rule all kourabiedes had to be made into the crescent shape and therefore 250 years later that shape still predominates. In Turkish …

Over eight days from Thursday 10 to 18 December this year, the Jewish community of Melbourne is celebrating Hannukah, or Chanukah. Pillars of Light, at Federation Square, provides Melburnians with …

We may not be able travel for pleasure overseas any time soon but, for now, we can expand our horizons closer to home and help to kickstart the local tourism …

An Epirotes dance team, Sillogos Epirus, Greece found a really good way to lift Greek spirits experiencing the second lockdown of the year by drawing on the eternal free spirit …

Rania Lampou, a Greek elementary school teacher from Athens, has been named ‘Best Teacher’ at the 2020 Global Teacher Awards. The educator, who is also a neuroscience researcher has been …

Saint Spyridon, Bishop of Trimythous lived c. 270 – 348, and is a saint honoured in both the Eastern and Western Christian traditions. His feast day is celebrated on 12 …

The Hellenic American Union and the Museum of Greek Children’s Art are joining forces to hold two online hands-on creative workshops, inviting primary school children to make Christmas tree decorations …

I always remember visiting my yiayia Eleni’s house in my childhood and she would always have a selection of traditional Greek cakes which she would have made the night before …

Patras World Poetry Festival, one of the biggest literary institutions, has returned to the capital of Western Greece in digital form allowing people from around the world to enjoy festivities …