“Today we lost a part of the soul of Greece,” Greece’s Culture Minister Lina Mendoni wrote following the passing of legendary composer Mikis Theodorakis on Thursday, 2 September, aged 96. …

NSW has reported 1431 new local coronavirus cases on Friday and 12 deaths, which is the highest number of cases and deaths recorded in NSW so far. On Friday, Victoria’s …

A key Australian parliamentary committee received a bill on Thursday, 25 August, that would require digital platforms to report transactions to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Under the current taxation …

Medical staff in general from podiatrists and dentists to university students are being given the power to administer COVID-19 jabs so as to push through Victoria’s rollout with training set …

The Scott Morrison government has given an extraordinary ultimatum to state premiers, calling on them to reopen state borders by Christmas when vaccination rates hit 80 per cent. Some states, …

The call is out for South Australians to submit their nominations within the nine categories of the 2021 Governor’s Multicultural Awards by 5pm on 8 October. The awards which are …

Victoria noted another spike in COVID cases after they surpassed three digits for the first time on Wednesday. Today, the state has recorded 176 new cases, 50 more than the …

Detectives have charged two people following an alleged armed robbery in Ashburton yesterday. It is alleged a 16-year-old Glen Iris boy of Greek descent was approached on High Street around …

The president of Fronditha Care and its board chair, Jill Taylor (Nikitakis), said that the organisation’s performance since February had exceeded expectations and that it was set on a course …

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) recently partnered with the Victorian Government’s Department of Health and Human Services, DPV Health and the Hellenic Medical Society of Australia (HMSA) to deliver …