Silvana Tsipiras (nee Molinaro) is a first generation Australian. Her parents, Angelo and Marrietta migrated to Australia from Catanzaro, Calabria in the early 1960’s. Like many migrants, they wanted a …

Three Greek Australians were nominated for their service and commitment to the Merri-Bek community ahead of the Merri-bek City Council annual awards ceremony. In the ceremony that took place on …

The countdown is on for the return of the Hellenic Presidential Guard to Australia as part of OXI Day commemorations. The Evzones will arrive in Adelaide on 25 October for …

Greek physicians and medical experts from Australia, Greece and other parts of the world will meet in Melbourne on 17-19 November to celebrate all that has been achieved by Hellenic …

South Australia’s Minister for Tourism and Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison wants feedback on the new Multicultural Charter for the State. In a supplied statement the minister said the South Australian …

The second series of Think Greek, a nine-part docuseries on the Australia’s Greek Community will air on Thursday, October 20. Think Greek: After the Revolution, Greek Australian Migration season two …

Antipodes, Australia’s largest Hellenic festival, kicks off this weekend in Melbourne’s traditional Greek heart, Lonsdale St. After an absence of two years due to the Covid pandemic, the Antipodes Festival …

The University of Sydney’s Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens (AAIA) in collaboration with the Inner West Council of Sydney will commemorate Oxi Day on Sunday, 30 October at the Marrickville …

The Melbourne-based Women in Byzantine Music Worldwide Association just won the Chanting Excellence Award at the international Orthodox Arts Festival. The Orthodox Arts Festival which took place online, is devoted …

Brisbane was draped in blue and white as tens of thousands attended Brisbane’s annual Greek Festival, Paniyiri. The festival, organised by the Greek Orthodox Parish-Community of St George took place …