In the face of many challenges, including a youth mental health crisis, significant teacher shortages and the introduction of curriculum reforms, educators across Australia are both enduring and innovating. Some …

The Food For Thought Network Inc (FFTN) is set to hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled on Sunday, November 26, via Zoom. For over two decades, the AGM has …

Voters in Melbourne’s south-east will return to the ballot box for the third time in less than a year to elect a replacement for former Premier Daniel Andrews. The Mulgrave …

“Out of all the frontiers of the classical world, none has endured as long in the poetic imagination of both European and Asian alike as the Greco-Parthian Kingdom. In its …

Independent candidate Ian Cook has been at Mulgrave local for a lifetime; his children were born there. Cook ran a local catering business, ‘I Cook Foods’, that was shut down …

The people of Mulgrave have a choice to make in the by-election this Saturday, 18 November. Only a vote for Eden Foster and Labor will ensure strong representation in government. …

This Saturday’s Mulgrave by-election is about giving voters an important choice after years of neglect by Labor. One of the joys for me in recent weeks has been moving around …

Three Greek-Australian photographers have seen their series supported by the Head On Photo Festival, which is continuing its tradition of highlighting the efforts of many artists in the world of …

Artificial intelligence could prove to be a lifeline for Australian hospitals and GP surgeries, according to a leading medical technology expert who says it could ensure doctors spend less time …

In a collaborative effort, RMIT University and the Victorian Government are offering tuition-free scholarships for students aspiring to pursue a career in Greek interpreting. As part of the 2024 RMIT …