The historian’s latest work When Freedom Beckons: The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the Jewish Hungarian Journey to Australia will be launched this month.

Celebrating 40 years, the Melbourne Poets Union will be hosting its annual multilingual event this weekend.

Before setting up for his Sydney concert, Mario Frangoulis shares his thoughts on his career, aspirations and the role of music and art in times of crisis.

With the season kicking off in November, NK: A Kazantzakian Montage is a stage production celebrating struggle, triumph, freedom and joy.

Lycabettus in Santorini offers lessons in culinary art with a majestic view of the Aegean.

Fresh from a trip to Greece, the Sweet Greek is set to appear on Maeve O’Meara’s new TV series Food Safari Earth.

Now screening as part of the 24th Delphi Bank Greek Film Festival, Nelly Skoufatoglou chats with director George Kordellas about his foray into cinema, Roza of Smyrna.

Having just released Cartes Postales from Greece in Australia, Michael Sweet talks with author Victoria Hislop about her 40-year love affair with Greece.

Josephine Fagan’s winning installation ‘Diaspora’ is a symbolic representation of the perilous journey of Syrian refugees attempting the sea crossing from Turkey to Greece.

One of the most acclaimed singers within Melbourne’s thriving jazz scene, Georgie Darvidis is set to embark on her first foray into the Greek songbook.