The Greek Carnival ‘Apokries’ season has come and gone for another year and with that so too in Melbourne. MANASIS School of Greek Dance and Culture presented the final instalment …

Under the clear skies of Καθαρά Δευτέρα (Clean Monday), students from Year 7 and Year 8 at St. John’s College enjoyed a special experience as part of their Greek studies …

A lecture, titled “The Great Ionia: The Chinese Connection,” will shed light on an often-overlooked chapter of ancient Greek history. Melbourne lawyer, author, and Neos Kosmos contributor Dean Kalimniou will …

Melbourne’s Cypriots will be gathering on Sunday 7 April for an event honouring the young EOKA freedom fighters who paved the way to Cypriot independence. Commemorations, organised by SEKA Victoria …

The ongoing search for a conclusion to a double taxation agreement between Greece and Australia seems closer; however, not close enough. Steve Georganas, the federal member of Adelaide, is a …

A seminar is set to be hosted online for Greek language teachers ahead of this year’s oral exams for the Certificate of Attainment in Greek, in what aims to be …

Greece’s Alternate Interior Minister Theodoros Livanios will be in Melbourne next week to present on a range of matters involving the Greek diaspora. On Thursday March 21, the Greek Community …

Melbourne’s Evangelismos Church, known as The Annunciation of Our Lady, is preparing to welcome back its faithful congregation after a transformative restoration project. The reopening of this historic Greek Orthodox …

Forty days ago, Chrisoula Tsopanis (nee Pappas), Chrissy to all of us, died at the fulsome age of 94. I want to mark those 40 days with a homage to …

St Monica’s College, Epping united the different generations with an initiative at their school aimed at bringing together grandchildren and grandparents at their premises. The school organised their first term …