The intertwined histories of Mediterranean and Pacific migrant labour in Queensland’s sugar industry during the early 20th century are set to be highlighted in an upcoming seminar, detailing the vital …

The Australian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (A.H.E.P.A.) NSW and its “Kafeneion” committee are commemorating the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Athens Olympics and Paralympic Games. The free event will be …

Adult students from the St Sophia & Three Daughters Greek Language School in NSW visited the grave of Katerina Crummer nee Plessos, the first known free Greek woman migrant in …

Recently the Richmond and Burnley Historical Society received an interesting donation of scales that were used at a Greek owned fruit shop on 80 Bridge Road in Richmond, Melbourne last …

Australian Ambassador to Greece, Alison Duncan, visited Kythera last week to attend the 10th International Symposium of Kythera, organised by the Kytherian Institute and its president, Elias Marselos. In her …

For over thirty years, Festival Hellenika in Adelaide has celebrated and promoted Hellenic arts and culture, becoming a vital part of Australia’s creative industry. The annual arts festival supports community …

Late Cypriot Australian Georgia Alexandrou was honoured in an award ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Nicosia, Cyprus. The ceremony was part of the World Conference of Cyprus Diaspora. Alexandrou …

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) has delivered a great result in their inaugural role as the official centre in Victoria for the Certificate of Attainment in Greek Examination, with …

After seven years of campaigning, the efforts to immortalise the world’s first milk bar opened by Joachim Tavlaridis (also known as Mick Adams) finally bore fruit with the official unveiling …

South Australia is no stranger to Hellenism, with multiple generations of Greek-background individuals keeping it alive via community associations. The state has in many ways been influenced by its Greek …