Exclusive to Melbourne Museum from Greece’s prestigious National Archaeological Museum, Open Horizons: Ancient Greek Journeys and Connections was launched yesterday to the media. Doors will open to the exhibition in April …

Australia’s federal capital took on a distinctly Hellenic flavour last weekend when the National Museum of Australia held an Agora festival in its amphitheatre on the shores of Lake Burley …

The love story of Xanthoula and Herbert “Slim” Wrigley is one of the highlights of the Shrine of Remebrance exhibition entitled: “Lust. Love. Loss. Australian stories of wartime relationships” that …

Upon meeting 41-year-old leader of the South Australian Branch of the Australian Labor Party and Leader of the Opposition Peter Bryden Malinauskas, one realises that the father of three is …

Unvaccinated Australians waiting for the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine are now able to book in for their first and second shots, but experts warn its availability as a booster is not …

The Morrison Government has tabled new legislation to strengthen its powers to quickly deport non-citizens who commit violent or sexual offences with the Migration Amendment (Strengthening the Character Test) Bill …

Prosecutors are appealing for a heavier sentence for convicted Canberra murderer Jayscen Newby, who stabbed an unaware Frankie Prineas to death on 11 January 2020 for being on a Tinder …

Victoria’s ‘Code Brown’ which prevented elective surgery from being performed officially ends with the state’s hospital system slowly returning to normal as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to fall. …

A member of Melbourne’s Greek community has been named by an Australian news outlet as one of three participants in a disturbing video circulated online depicting the burning of the …

The issue of what to do with the assets of associations and brotherhoods created by the first generation of Greek migrants to Australia will be raised following the 20 February …