When Alexandra Dascarellos couldn’t make it to Melbourne’s Greek festivals because of her own makers markets, she decided to bring one home instead. “If the mountain won’t go to Muhammad, …

Matthew (Matt) Crosby and I have known each other for some time—our paths first crossed when, as director of Multicultural Arts Victoria, I worked with Crosby on a project involving …

Growing up in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, I was friends with many diverse Australians — and, of course, many were Greek Australians. My first trip to Greece was in …

The past few decades have seen a growing movement to promote the Greco-Roman Classics in charter schools, home school curricula, and some collegiate institutions in the United States. For Australian …

The memory of the Greeks of Constantinople stirs the heartstrings of our people. It evokes an ever absent presence, a community whose voices, though long silenced, continue to haunt the …

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated their country will have to become more self-reliant, arguing they will need to turn into a “super-Sparta”. Netanyahu made the comparison on Monday …

Troy, written by Tom Wright and showing at the Malthouse Theatre, is symbolic of all bloody conflicts between people bound by identity. Audiences are transported back to the 12th century …

Few arguments in political economy are as perennial as the dispute over what is best for modern society – socialism or capitalism. The question is as old as the birth …

An investigative report from European journalists has unearthed a shoddy network facilitating flights between Athens and Damascus in 2023, a time when no European flights were going to the Syrian …

For Yiannis Rerakis, life didn’t follow the script. Raised in a traditional Greek-Australian household where discipline, legacy, and silence often walked hand-in-hand, his journey toward manhood wasn’t marked by ease. …