Santa was in Northcote this weekend, paying an early visit to the Pankoaki Brotherhood of Melbourne ‘O Ippocratis’. To get everyone into the festive spirit, children sang Christmas carols, entertaining …

Young but courageous, helpless but determined to succeed, the first Greek migrants who arrived in Australia in the early 1900s, seeking a better future for themselves and their families, are …

South Australia’s Greek Fires Appeal Committee has managed to raise over $220,000 to help the victims of the devastating fires that broke out in eastern Attica earlier this year in …

After auditors spent two days interviewing residents and staff, Fronditha Care’s largest facility in Thornbury has passed its first accreditation under the new ‘unannounced’ system with flying colours. The 120-bed …

On Sunday Federation Square was transformed for a celebration of Melbourne and Thessaloniki’s sister city relationship. Organised by the Thessaloniki Association ‘The White Tower’ together with the Pan Macedonian Association …

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 …