Under bright blue skies Brisbane’s Paniyri festival celebrated its 36th birthday last weekend, attracting in excess of 60,000 guests who immersed themselves in a feast of Hellenic

The Pontian Genocide was commemorated at the Greek Australian memorial at the Shrine of Remembrance

Students from St Johns College commemorated the Pontian genocide at a church service at St Efstathios.

A monument commemorating the Pontian genocide has been unveiled in Salisbury, South Australia.

A lecture on The Greek Genocide, through the English speaking media: a timeline of events has been organised for tonight.

An Ancient Greek program has been developed, aimed at secondary students and adults coordinated by the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria.

Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Colleges from all over Australia converged on St George College in Adelaide last week to take part in the National Schools Event.

The event Tea With Sofia was everything and more that organiser Olympia Panagiotopoulos could ask for.

Hundreds of legal and medical minds are expected to converge upon Cape Sounion in Greece next year to discuss the theme ‘Medicine and the Law – Protecting the Unprotected?’

Dance to the Rhythm is the latest story performed by Sydney dance group Sydney Sizmos Dance Company and St Raphael’s Greek Orthodox Dance Group in Liverpool.