“Nothing about this year has been easy”, reads the opening statement of Daniel Andrews issued today, Sunday, but “Victorians” – he notes – “have earned a break”. In his press …

The US elections look like a narrow loss for US President Donald Trump as presidential candidate Joe Biden edges towards the 270 college votes required for victory. President Trump claimed …

Global interest may be gravitated towards the US presidential elections, however on a local level, results for Victoria’s council members have been released by the Victorian Electoral Commission. The length …

The number of Greek Australian billionaires has increased according to the Australian Financial Review! Gina Reinhardt continues to dominate the list with assets worth $28.9 billion, followed by Andrew Forrest …

Former Minister and Treasurer in the Bailleu and Napthine governments, Liberal Opposition Leader Michael O’Brien says Our Plan to get Victoria back to work and back in business “is a …

Melbourne-based artist and Victorian College of the Arts graduate Tina Stefanou has won the $50,000 Schenberg Arts Fellowship for her video works Horse Power (2019) and Antiphonea (2019). The Schenberg …

The Victorian minister of Energy, the Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio, has announced the appointment of John Pandazopoulos as the new chairperson of the Parks Victoria Board who is …

Light-hearted, fun and edgy, “You’re so F**kInG cOoL” is the latest hit by record-breaking Australian artist Tones and I, who joins forces once again with Greek Australian director Nick Kozakis …

There has been a trend in recent years to revisit the way we work and live. The onset of COVID-19 this year has accelerated that process and forced on us …

After months of being shut down, places of worship are finally opening up to the public in Melbourne. The Archdiocese of Australia made it clear that Orthodox churches will be …