For the first time in its history the Coordinating Committee of the Battle of Crete and the Rest of Greece will be led by a female President. The Secretary of …

A group of Victorian school students will embark on an immersive study tour of democracy in Melbourne and Canberra during the Term 1 school holidays, supported by the government. The …

Melbourne’s orthodox Greek community will celebrate the Holy Epiphany tomorrow Friday, 6 January on what is expected to be a warm, sunny day. The Blessing of the Waters will take …

At least 40 migrants were let off on the shores of the island of Kos by two speedboats on Tuesday night (Greece time). The speedboats were pursued and intercepted by …

Whilst Stefanos Tsitsipas cemented Greece’s progress last night at the United Cup it was new tennis prodigy, Stefanos Sakellaridis, who caused one of the biggest upsets at the tournament following …

The Double-headed eagle of the North secured a major victory in the Thessaloniki derby to protect their spot in third on the ladder and go within three points of AEK. …

Stefanos Tsistipas has avoided a nasty case of deja vu to level Greece’s United Cup city final tie with Croatia 1-1 in Perth. The favourite was in complete control before …

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) 2021 census has revealed that Greek is still in the top ten languages spoken other than English and one of the largest cultural ancestries …

George Rerakis was laid to rest on Tuesday, 3 January following his passing on Christmas Day at the age of 94. The service was held at Agios Dimitrios church in …

The Greek Culture and Sports Ministry declined to confirm a report on Tuesday that the British Museum and the Acropolis Museum are nearing an agreement on the gradual return of …