Andrew Liveris has been appointed president of the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee board which in partnership with Brisbane City Council will deliver the Summer Olympic games to the city in …

An opportune derby success from Melbourne Victory allowed them to halt City’s premiership push, with the league leaders falling in what could have been their premiership-defining moment of the season. …

As we commemorate the centenary of the Asia Minor catastrophe, we should remember Peter Rados the Anzac from Asia Minor, the sole Hellene to be killed at Gallipoli, who had …

Notorious for his explosive meltdowns during tournaments, Nick Kyrgios has added another shouting match with an umpire on his list, while losing at an ATP event semi-final. Kyrgios was overcome …

It was most embarrassing for Members of the House of Representatives, the President of the Republic and the Greek Cypriot nation to hear Zelenskiy addressing them last night and talking …

While preselected unopposed by his local branch to compete for this year’s federal election in the seat of Hughes south of Sydney, Peter Tsambalas has been forced to withdraw due …

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has addressed the media, formally declaring the federal election will take place on 21 May. Mr Morrison visited the Governor-General in Canberra on Sunday morning to …

Archbishop Makarios is the latest representative of the Greek community to have visited the “Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes” exhibition on display at the National Museum of Canberra. He …

Back by popular demand, the festivities at the Agora will have more guests taste delicious Greek flavours, browse market stalls or enjoy music and dance performances with the National Museum …

In 2020, the Formula One teams had landed in Melbourne, the bunting and the promotional material was going up all over the city. The excitement was building up, but so …