Andrew Giles, the minister for Multicultural Affairs, held one of his regular ethnic media conferences and emphasised that Australia’s multiculturalism policies are “a source of national strength.” “People of different …

The conflict in the Middle East has shown why the Australian Defence Force needs to urgently restructure and prepare for evolving threats, an official says. The defence force needed to …

Consumer prices rose 1.2 per cent over the three months to September, making a 5.4 per cent increase over the past 12 months. The latest consumer price index from the …

For many of its locals, the town of Aitoliko, nestled on an island amidst two serene lagoons in the western part of Greece, is a tiny version of Venice. Last …

Sunday 22 October, a special commemoration occurred at the Holy Church of St. John the Forerunner in Carlton, Melbourne. This event honoured the memory of St. Artemios the Great, who …

The 83rd anniversary of OXI Day is set to be remembered far and wide across NSW with many initiatives planned by various organisations, all aimed at shedding light on this …

The 2023 Australian Hellenic Memorial Foundation School Competition took place at the Australian Hellenic Memoria on Sunday. The event was held in a positive, preace-promoting atmosphere as deserving students were …

Victoria Police are seeking the aid of the public to help unravel the mystery behind the discovery of a deceased woman 57-years-ago in Sorrento. A fresh appeal for public assistance …

Greek-Australian professor, John Tasioulas, the first director of the Institute for Ethics in AI at Oxford University’s Institute for Ethics in AI, is among the members of the Advisory Committee …

Alison Duncan, the Australian ambassador in Greece, was invited by the Greek government’s Deputy Defense Minister, Giannis Kefalogiannis to the ministry’s office for a cordial meeting to discuss the Lemnos …