The NSW Chapter Anatole under AHEPA Australia are hosting a symposium – philosophical evening this Friday on the topic of the Myth of Er from Plato’s Republic. Professor George Charalambidis …

More than 15,000 workers have downed tools across Australia to march through capital cities in protest over the federal takeover of the CFMEU. Up to 8000 Construction, Forestry and Maritime …

A man has been arrested in Rome after he stopped to read a book on Greek mythology in the home he was attempting to burgle. Italian media reported that the …

Poorer Australians are copping the brunt of increasing prices for everyday goods and often have no savings buffer due to wealth inequality and tax breaks favouring the rich, a new …

Greece has seen 50 percent more summer wildfires this year than in 2023, a government spokesman said on Monday. After its earliest-ever heatwave and warmest winter on record, Greece’s summer …

Ange Kenos, one of Victoria’s most dedicated blood donors, has recently been honoured by the Australian Red Cross for his contribution of over 750 blood donations—a life-saving effort that has …

For nearly 40 years, the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HACCI) has been recognising and celebrating the achievements and contributions of the Hellenic Australian community. Nominations are now …

In a celebration of the Olympic spirit and its values, GCM Schools of the Hellenic Community of Melbourne (HCM) will mark the end of the school year with an inaugural …

In an announcement, the premier of South Australia, alongside the Minister for education, Blair Boyer revealed a reforms aimed at enhancing civics and citizenship education in the state’s public schools. …

People often compare their intelligence to others – friends, family, or strangers. However, intelligence isn’t only a product of individual traits; it’s shaped by factors like environment, upbringing, and education. …