The Honourable Justice Anthe Philippides, the first woman of Hellenic heritage to be admitted as a barrister in Queensland and to attain silk in Australia, was farewelled from her stellar …

Over 300 members and supporters attended the ball hosted by the Deakin University Greek Society (DUGS) on Friday at the Vogue Ballroom in Melbourne’s East. It was the first Gala …

This year’s 106th anniversary of the Armenian genocide is a landmark one due to the recognition of the 1915 killings as a ‘genocide’ by a US President for the first …

Services and marches were back this year to mark ANZAC Day on 25 April. In a stark contrast to last year’s televised services only, public ceremonies at dawn saw Australians …

Eleftherios Petrounias has made Greeks all over the world proud once more, winning the European title for rings for the fifth consecutive time. Petrounias won his latest gold medal on …

In a historic move, setting him apart from the route followed by previous US Presidents, Joe Biden has issued a statement formally calling the 1915 massacre of Armenians a genocide. …

As Greece is emerging from a five-month long lockdown, the country is faced with a delicate balancing act between returning to normality and safeguarding the Covid-19 containment strategy. The resumption …

Members of the NSW Liberal Party have  preselected Peter Poulos for the vacant Legislative Council position. Former Rockdale councillor Peter Poulos will replace another St George politician, John Ajaka. Mr …

George Zangalis came to Australia on 15 February 1950, as a political refugee, aged 19.  Working at General Motors and living in a single room apartment his life was lonely …

The Panepirotic Federation of Australia, the Cretan Federation and the Messenian Federation at the Archiocesan District of Northcote is hosting the Virgin Mary’s lament at 6.30pm this evening at the …