FECCA 2022 is an unmissable opportunity to connect with the passionate and influential people driving the discussions on Australia’s multiculturalism, while sharing new experiences and innovations in knowledge and practice. …

If names signify the essence of an existence, then certainly this is the case for the newly enthroned bishop of Kerasounta, who is headquartered in the Archdiocesan District of Northcote. …

Which book were you reading that drew you to the story of St Nektatrios? Had you known much about him before  reding the book? In 2012, while in Belgrade, I …

Kim Petalas has spent thirty wonderful years as national programming director at the historic Palace Cinemas. As he plans to step down from his role by end of the year, …

In the clash of Greek giants AEK and Olympiacos, it was Africans Aguibou Camara from Guinea and the prolific Moroccan Yousef El-Arabi who made the difference at the Athens Olympic …

Australia continues to take further steps to safely reopen to the world, with additional changes to the country’s international border arrangements coming into effect on 1 December. Changes are in …

Sydney-born virologist Sotiris Tsiodras, who became a household name when the pandemic first broke out in Greece, has been appointed to head a new interdisciplinary academic committee to advise Greece’s …

Melbourne teams, City and Victory, and Central Coast Mariners came away with all three points from their games, while the derby between Western Sydney and Sydney FC that promised much, …

The heat is up for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to return the Parthenon Marbles to Greece. In an article published by UK newspaper, Mail on Sunday, Greek Prime Minister …

The Australian government will allow more than 200,000 visa holders to enter the country as part of its national reopening plan. As part of the Coalition’s focus on skilled migration …