Saint John’s church in Carlton hosted a special divine liturgy on Sunday to celebrate the feast of Saints Gerasimos and Artemios. Following the service, a doxology was held in honour …

Following the recent publication of Neos Kosmos‘s article, ‘Hope for Justice: Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian Genocides – a Chance for Historic Recognition in Victoria‘, various community organisations have sent letters …

Hundreds of well-wishers and an alpaca have showered King Charles and Queen Camilla with their support on the latest leg of the royals’ Australian tour. Canberrans thronged the Australian War …

National drinking water guidelines for potential cancer-causing chemicals are set to be tightened after increasing discoveries of PFAS in water sources. Draft benchmarks based on emerging science on the health …

King Charles has spoken of his love for Australia and its people after he and Queen Camilla were greeted by devoted well-wishers in their first public engagements. Hundreds of people …

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s second-in-command will have an opportunity to opine on a robust jobs readout as anxious borrowers await good news. A fireside chat with Deputy Governor Andrew …

Two weeks of Greek cinema will come to an end next week at Astor in Melbourne’s St Kilda, where the 29th Greek Film Festival will host its grand finale and …

A motion to recognise the Genocide of Armenians, Assyrians and Greeks carried out  the Ottoman and irregular forces during World War I, is expected to be tabled in the Victorian …

A new look crossbench threatens to shake up politics in the ACT after Labor managed to cling on to a seventh consecutive term in power. After vote counting paused on …

A 12-year-old boy is among the dignitaries to welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla to Australia as the monarch kicks off a delicately planned, rapid royal tour. The first …