The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) has urged the re-elected Albanese government to continue its stated commitment to a strong, inclusive and cohesive society. FECCA issued its …

The educational institution “Hellenism of Anatolia – from the Aegean Sea to Pontos” (HA) will host its fourth consecutive educational exhibition as it explores the rich athletic heritage of Anatolian …

As the prime minister eyes his new cabinet, the Labor leader faces early headwinds including US tariffs and a potentially troublesome Greens senate cross bench. Anthony Albanese and his senior …

The strong efforts from La Trobe University’s students were celebrated in its annual Student Prize Ceremony, with numerous pupils honoured for their work in Greek Studies. The ceremony was held …

Martha Oplopiadis is a trailblazer in Australia’s transport sector. Her work in engineering, leadership, and major infrastructure projects shows what women can achieve with skill and determination in a male-dominated …

Michael Valkanis has woken to air-raid sirens that ended his historic coaching stint in Israel, earnt the ire of the nation when overhauling the Greek national team, helmed Dutch giants …

Ange Postecoglou has laughed off criticism from Arsene Wenger about Tottenham potentially qualifying for next season’s Champions League, joking that the mention of Spurs does “crazy things” to people. Postecoglou’s …

This past Monday May 5 marked 14 years since Greek-Cypriot Australian filmmaker Anna Kannava passed away at 51. Born in Cyprus in 1959, Anna migrated to Melbourne with her mother …

The 43rd Greek Festival of Sydney will come to a close on Sunday, May 11, with a one-night-only orchestral event celebrating the timeless music of Greece’s cinematic golden age. Titled …

Victoria Police is investigating a series of fires that broke out at soccer grounds in Melbourne, some of which are used by Greek-Australian teams – with authorities not ruling out …