Facebook has banned legitimate Australian news from its platform, following its dispute with the Australian Government, threatening the businesses and livelihoods of smaller publishers and causing major disruption to important health, community and emergency services in Australia. Labelled a ‘dog act against all Australians’ by Australian News journalist Joe Hildebrand, the move means that people in Australia can no longer post links to news stories on Facebook.
Greek Lifestyle
Luxury and lifestyle travel magazine Conde Nast Traveller (CNT) has published a list of the “Best…
Greek Australian fitness queen Kayla Itsines has revealed her go-to meal for either lunch or…
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and in that case, the work…
Chamomile is one of Greece’s most popular teas and this much-loved herb is also used…
A number of Greek eateries were commended at the annual World Luxury Restaurant Awards. Founded…
Last weekend, Macquarie University students and graduates shared their ‘pathway stories in careers through Greek…
“The danger is now very intense.” Arcturos, protector of wild and endangered animals in the North of Greece, campaigns about the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on non-profit organizations and is overwhelmed by the response.
“Even the lockdown is more beautiful in Athens,” reads the slogan of the recent This is Athens marketing campaign by the city. Digital nomads from across the globe are relocating to work-from-home in Athens finding there the best balance between work and personal life, at an affordable price, without being deprived of the comforts and rights offered by Europe.
He is charming, engaging, cooks an awesome moussaka and Chef Panagioti is only…. 9 years…
Kathy Tsaples Is there anything more romantic than a homemade sweet treat? This Chocolate Portokalopita…
One of the best feelings in the world, without question, is LOVE. We use the…
Romance is in the air with Valentine’s Day just a few days away, and the…
Did you say… Greek food?! Located along a historical riverside quay in Singapore, Clarke Quay, Zorba The…
The General Secretariat for Research and Technology of the Ministry of Development and Investment of…
It’s official! Marrickville Rd has been officially renamed as Sydney’s Little Greece. “Council has just…
Greece’s Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister and representative for Greeks Abroad, Kostas Vlasis, has issued a message…
Yianni Cartledge will present a two-part series of lectures entitled “Greek War of Independence (1821-1832):…
First cultivated in 3500BC, olive oil – or “liquid gold” as Homer called it, was not only used in trade, but as medicine as well. A great anti-inflammatory and powerful antioxidant, there is no denying the powerful health benefits of olive oil.
Greek City Times spoke to global Greek language school Greek Lessons Online about the important role that Greek cinema plays as a great ambassador of Greek culture and language and here’s what they had to say.