While the media around the crisis in Greece is focused on financial strain and the political situation, mental health and the way Greeks are coping emotionally has fallen by the wa

The Adelaide Glendi, held last weekend, was blessed with warm weather but members in the community had their concerns over the location.

The Food For Thought Network (FFTN) started ten years ago with a simple vision: to make a difference and build leadership capabilities through supportive and empowering networks.

The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia and St Timothy Foundation will be hosting a talent competition for the young starlets in Western Australia.

The 2011 Australian Hellenic Memorial Foundation student competition prizewinners were announced on Thursday 28 October at a memorial service for ‘OXI Day’.

Return to Anatolia and Greek Federal Organisation of Ex-Servicemen’s Reserve of Greece in Australia Inc. proudly presents Remembrance Day national pilgrimage and wreath laying.

Professor Anastasios Tamis’ book Greeks in the Far Orient explores the plight of a group of 40,000 Greek and Cypriot immigrants who settled in Asia at the end of the 19th century.

Neos Kosmos talks to Inspector Grame Sprague about policing in Oakleigh and how the Victoria Police are fighting crime in the community.

Philhellene, in conjunction with Gourmet Traveller, will be hosting this month’s Reader Dinner with a trip down authentic home-style Cretan delicacies.

Even though the Queen won’t be visiting Perth this time round, the National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS) in Western Australia are still going to celebrate.