According to certain teachers in Melbourne, who are using The Water Diviner as a historical example when commemorating the Gallipoli events.

There were 32,000 Greeks living on the Gallipoli peninsula in 1915. By 1919 there were none. Historian John Williams explains how the Turks sanctioned the genocide of thousands.

Privilege and entitlement should by no means stand in the way of justice.

Star recruits Ang Christou and Ang Lekkas to play in the Hawthorn Spartan’s first match today.

As the only Australian in his aerospace engineering course at MIT and already top of his class, Theodore Mouratidis is using his brain for good.

Spiros Poros unravels his photographic talent, which has won him his spurs as one of the best art/fashion photographers.

Greeks always knew how to eat

Billie Corgan’s story goes from Smashing Pumpkins to smashing heads and back – way back to ancient Greece.

Eugenia Pantahos encloses her very personal taste of Greece in her Greek Life cookbook.

Saint Demetrios’ popularity in the Orthodox faith as a warrior saint is strange considering the Church’s pacifist teachings.