Belgian-born Professor Gonda Van Steen will present ‘Venom in Verse: Aristophanes in Modern Greece’ in July.

The Greek daily of New York celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Not much has been documented in regards to the relationships between the soldiers and the islanders in Lemnos.

Third generation Greek Australians may struggle to connect with their Greek identity, but there are a number of areas that help bridge the gap.

Exploring Hellenic influences on Asia, Dr Hyun Jin Kim reveals the ‘heirs’ to the Greek political and cultural tradition were far beyond Europe’s borders.

After showing signs of arthritis, orangutan Suma needed some medical attention.

Open to the public on May 2, the exhibition will feature 14 aspiring and established Greek Australian artists.

Brisbane’s Hellenic House will be demolished as part of a new commercial development in the West End. Where will this leave older members of the Greek community?

Dr Anne Rogerson applies the struggles of Aeneas and his son to modern times, as part of the Greek History and Culture Seminars Program.

Historian Socrates Tsourdalakis reveals the story of 900 Greek volunteers who fought next to the Anzacs at Gallipoli.