A broader brief for the Greek research centre at La Trobe University will see the centre renamed and the Director’s position readvertised.

Jack, who loves Keftedes and feels that quirky is the one word that best describes him, is our Young Greek of the Week.

Greek bilingual playgroups across Melbourne are proving to be popular with parents.

Melbourne’s Greek radio station was forced off air when workmen accidentally destroyed the stations’s transmission mast.

La Trobe University remains committed to the establishment of a Greek research centre despite delays in the process according to a University spokesperson.

Effie Markesinis, who loves loukoumades and feels that determined is the one word that best describes her, is our Young Greek of the Week.

The Head of the Council for Hellenes Abroad (Oceania and Far East) attacks the Australian-Hellenic Council and announces the major sponsor of the Panhellenic Games.

The ALP National Conference in Sydney downgraded the ALP’s position on the Cyprus and excluded the Cyprus issue from Labor’s Foreign Affairs platform.

The stepping down of Theo Theophanous marks the end of an era.

The Victorian State Government has invited young people aged 16 – 25 to apply for a place on the Multifaith Multicultural Youth Network.