Victoria confirmed 37 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, the lowest figure since 26 June when there were 30 cases. It is the ninth consecutive day when cases have been …

Anestis Panidis, whose mastery of the Pontian lyra brought joy to many, passed away a few days ago. Born in 1933 at Ptolemaida, he migrated from Greece to Adelaide, South …

Victoria is will lose up to 325,000 jobs this year and nearly 400,000 over the next five years because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report by the City …

This year RUOK Day (10 September) assumes an even greater significance in the face of the isolation that the COVID-19 pandemic has enforced on us all. The strains of lockdown …

Overseas students which have been central to Australia’s immigration success are now left in the lurch, subject to exploitation, as a result of recent policy changes during COVID-19 which are …

In ancient Greece, Aristotle reasoned that the most deserving should be entitled to their moral deserts. In an Aristotelian world, any apt student would hold right to their study of …

I wrote the 2015 article which concluded with the above words. Leonithas Postoglithis changed his name to Leon Samson once he settled in Australia and adopted the life of the …

Deputy Premier of Victoria James Merlino and the Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ros Spence held a multicultural media conference on Monday 7 September to discuss the government’s ‘road map’ out …

Three Greek Australians are among the 75 most influential academics who made their way onto The Educator’s prestigious Hot List of teachers on the cutting edge of excellence. Julie Pilioglou …

Victoria has seen a slight increase in its COVID-19 cases with 76 new coronavirus infections overnight and 11 deaths of one female in her 60s, three females and two males …