The life and work of Lord Byron, particularly his connection with Greece, is set to be the focus of an upcoming event by the Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney in honour …

Sixteen-year-old Tabitha Bourakis has been singing for as long as she can remember and this past weekend she was given the opportunity to sing in Greek for the first time …

A group of Greek parliamentarians will attend this year’s National Day parade celebrations at Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park, which will feature approximately 70 sections. The parade takes place within …

The Greek-Australian Society (GAS) is nearing the end of its application phase for this year’s Mentoring Program, which is continuing to expand to include people from across the country and …

Dr. Giota Tourgeli is presenting an online lecture titled ‘The Brooklidhes: Greek Americans and their communities of origin: Links and transformations (1890-1940)’ on Thursday. The lecture will be streamed live …

Migration has long been recognised as a transformative force, not just for individuals seeking new opportunities, but also for the entities involved in facilitating these movements. Historian Dr. Ioannis Limnios …

Preston Market witnessed a whirlwind of Greek festivities yesterday as it hosted the biggest version of its much-anticipated Greek Day event, immersing visitors with Hellenic culture. Since its inception in …

The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA) embraced World Autism Month last Wednesday with an inaugural event, signalling its effort to foster awareness and support for the autistic community. …

The scheduled visit of the Interparliamentary Assembly on Orthodoxy (IAO) to Australia, along with the launching of the book on Hagia Sophia, has been postponed. The decision, conveyed through an …

A crowd of young Greek South Australian minds gathered at a youth networking night in Adelaide last Thursday. More than 50 young people heard from four Greek Australian mentors in …