Koryom ‘Tut’ Nyuon joined the Fronditha Care family in 2012 and has since been a personal care worker, one that the residents consider an angel. He on the other hand …

It was a special celebration for all Cretans on Sunday, 18 November at the Ivanhoe Performing Arts Centre, as the Cretan Brotherhood’s dance school made a special presentation of traditional …

The Andrews government has announced today its plans to move forward with a $100,000 investment on the multicultural radio station “3ZZZ”, should they win the coming state elections. As the …

The 64th National Convention of AHEPA Australia took place from the 8 – 14 November in Canberra. Many topics of high importance were discussed, including the FYROM name change and …

With Christmas just around the corner, the Greek Welfare Centre, in association with the Greek-Orthodox Parishes, has organised a food hamper and toy appeal for the Greek-Australian households that cannot …

The Greek Community of Box Hill and Districts couldn’t have asked for a better turnout, or weather for that matter, on Sunday at its inaugural Greek Festival, a celebration of …

With Victoria growing faster than any other state and territory in Australia, planning to accommodate for the additional 90,000 students by 2022 is high on the agenda for both sides …

The funding towards Australia’s largest Greek population continues with Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos announcing on Wednesday that a re-elected Labor administration will provide $2.5 million for the …

As Victoria’s political parties fiercely hit the election campaign trail, the Liberals have come all guns blazing with a number of pledges focused on the Greek Australian community. Among them …

Amidst the classical columns and architectural features of Melbourne’s iconic Shrine of Remembrance, we witnessed the commemoration of the centenary of the Armistice of Mudros on Wednesday 31 October. Organised …