VIC GREEKING OUT Professor Ari leads a class designed to help you re-learn everything you think you know about Greek myths. “We’ll talk about “the Minotaur myth”. That’s right: that …

Thousands of public service jobs are set to be slashed as a debt-riddled state eyes billions of dollars of budget savings. A review of the Victorian public service has been …

The Union of Greeks from Egypt and the Middle East (EEAMA) is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a laugh-out-loud theatrical production, ‘O Kitsos kai to Soi Tou’ (Kitsos and His …

Round 20 begins with a battle of the cellar-dwellers, with Newcastle hosting last-placed Brisbane on Friday night. Auckland will be aiming to continue their build towards the Premier’s Plate when …

NATO members are undertaking their largest combat exercises of 2025, testing their ability to rapidly deploy forces on the 32-nation alliance’s eastern border, as worries grow over its most powerful …

Social historian Leonard Janiszewski and ethnographic photographer Effy Alexakis—renowned chroniclers of the Greek-Australian experience since the early 1980s—will deliver a special lecture at the Sydney Greek Festival on March 11 …

Sam Konstas has shown signs of tempering his aggression before being caught at point for 17 in NSW’s Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria. One day after raising eyebrows around the …

Stefanos Tsitispas has lost his opening match at the Qatar Open, continuing his slump in form. The Greek fell to injured Hamad Medjedovic 6(8)-7(8), 7-5, 6(5)-7(7), who played through the …

Greek-Australian business magnate Nikos Andrianakos, known for his success in the fuel industry, is expanding his real estate empire with the acquisition of a 50 per cent stake in Northland …

Neither rain nor clouds could dampen the festive spirit at the annual St Charalambos Festival in Doncaster & Templestowe, as record crowds gathered on Sunday, 16 February, to honour the …