Saturday’s game at the MCG between Carlton and Adelaide will forever be remembered by umpire Eleni Glouftsis. Following Carlton’s win, her partner, and fellow umpire Dillon Tee got down on …

Clashing viewpoints show that climate change continues to be a contested issue among experts, politicians and the general public. But for those working across Australia whose livelihood depends on nature’s …

As I read the headline – ‘Why aren’t Greeks cool anymore?’ – I tried hard to think when during my lifetime were we of Greek origin ever considered cool. Well, …

Located 30 kilometres south-east of Melbourne, is a small, yet strong, and very close-knit Greek community. This weekend, that very community is celebrating its 60 year milestone, since the establishment …

Thursday marked a historic day for the Greek Orthodox Church of Australia, with the scheduled meeting of His Eminence Archbishop Makarios and Prime Minister Scott Morrison for the first time. …

A Greek Australian teenager is recovering in hospital after being shot in the chest and abdomen by his older brother while at home. Sixteen-year-old Alex Gatis was in the front …

On July 19, a small report appeared in the Herald Sun on the proposed name change for the Immigration Museum to Museum of Shared Humanity. The Immigration Museum began life …

For the fifth year in a row, the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) is giving young Greek Australians an exclusive opportunity to win an up close and personal look into …

VIC OPEN SEMINAR: GREEK FOLK SONGS: THE BRIDGE OF ARTA This Thursday, 25 July head to the Greek Centre (168 Lonsdale St, Melbourne) to see Dr Stephie Nikoloudis give a …

The often-spoken phrase ‘sports and politics don’t mix’ is used as a warning to keep both worlds apart so as not to damage the purity of athletic pursuits. However newly-elected …