This year’s annual Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial commemoration has been cancelled. Under normal circumstances this year’s event would have been held on Saturday, 14 August 2021 at the Memorial at Lemnos …

The act of saying goodbye to a loved one often begins well before a funeral or burial. For many people, the days and hours at the end of a loved …

Stephen G. Miller, the archaeologist who was associated with the excavations of Ancient Nemea since 1973 and revived the Nemea Games in 1996, has died. Born in 1942, Miller taught …

There were 21 new cases of COVID-19 to midnight this morning – two of which were acquired interstate, the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) reported this morning. …

Fires are burning around Greece, from Halkidiki in the north to Ancient Olympia, from the industrial area of Aspropyrgos to the island of Evia and in the Peloponnese. In the …

In 1963, the late Alexander Cambitoglou AO was the first Greek to be appointed to a professorship at an Australian university. A professor of the University of Sydney’s Classical Archaeology …

Nola Karapanagiotidis, 46, is the first Greek-Australian woman to have reached the appointment of County Court Judge, a huge recognition for her extensive expertise in the justice system. The news …

A new Centre for Academic Excellence is due to be constructed for Oakleigh Grammar. Last week, Oakleigh Grammar’s Board Chairman Chris Damatopoulos and Board Treasurer Sam Vassos and Principal Mark …

NSW COVID cases climbed to 344 new cases and two more deaths on Wednesday, with concern that the numbers are likely to rise. The deaths concerned a man in his …

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced a seven-day extension to Melbourne’s sixth lockdown. People in Greater Melbourne will not exit the lockdown until 11.59pm on Thursday, 19 August. The premier …