On Saturday 24th October at 2pm, a massive number of Armenian-Australians and supporting communities will participate in the ‘March for Armenians’ through Sydney CBD, in solidarity with their brothers and sisters under…
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Mr. Dimitris Fragakis, the Secretary-General of the Greek National Tourism Organisation (GNTO), was the guest speaker at last night’s successful Greek Australian Dialogue Series. The event was organised by Mr. Paul Nicolaou,…
Greek Australian media personality Basil Zempilas was elected as the new Lord Mayor of Perth on Saturday. Zempilas beat his main competitor- former journalist Di Bain– by 284 votes. “Perth has given…
With Turkey sponsoring Azerbaijan’s invasion attempt of the Armenian-majority region of Artsakh, Greeks all across the world, whether it be in Greece, Cyprus or in the diaspora, have expressed endless solidarity to…
Greek academic, writer and activist, Dimitris Christopoulos, will present an interesting online lecture entitled ‘The day after the Golden Dawn Trial: Legal and political repercussions of a historical verdict’, on Wednesday, 21…
Melbourne’s Historic Lonsdale Street Greek Precinct will benefit to the tune of $100,000 over two years should Sally Capp be re-elected as Lord Mayor in the upcoming council elections. The incumbent Lord…
Fellow at Newcastle University, UK, Gönül Bozoglu, will present an interesting online lecture entitled ‘Memory Mapping and the Historic Greek Communities of Istanbul’, on Thursday 22 October, as part of the Greek…
During the struggle of the current coronavirus pandemic, The Greek Orthodox Parish & Community of The Resurrection of Christ, Our Lady of Myrtles and St Elesa, Kogarah under the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese…
A touch of Greece could soon be coming to the sweeping white-sand crescent of Bondi, one of Australia’s most iconic beaches. The Amalfi Beach Club is proposing to rope off a private…
Another successful and compelling Greek Australian Dialogue Series took place last night, featuring guest speaker Mr Haris Siampanis, the Chief Executive Officer of the Benaki Museum.
The Morrison Government is focusing Australia’s permanent Migration Program for 2020-21 on supporting the economic recovery, growing Australian businesses and creating jobs for Australians. The permanent Migration Program will remain at a…
New interpretive panels have been revealed at the 42nd Street Memorial in Tsikalaria, Chania, telling the moving and inspiring story of the battle that unfolded on that site on the 27th May,…
Mariah Keramianaki is a singer/songwriter of Greek-Cretan decent who was born and bred in a small country town called Crookwell in NSW, Australia. There she grew up amongst her family’s owned café business they’ve run for over 40 years, where Mariah essentially was taught the elements that serve as a solid foundation for a strong work ethic from an early age. Whilst juggling work Mariah still applied herself to her passions of playing the piano, singing and writing her own original material. Her love and dedication to working on her craft and developing her musical skills, has taken her on a journey of pursuit to creating new ideas; consistently challenging herself and nurturing her growth as an artist. That level of grind paid off when she accepted a development deal with Oceanic Records (Old Binda Road Studios) where she has been recording and releasing both her original tracks and cover songs.
There is a custom emerging on the frontlines of Artsakh that may first appear to be unusual, but very heart warming, which must be boosting the morale of Armenian soldiers on the…
Dr Ioanna Sitaridou will present an online lecture entitled In search for the lost Greek infinitive in Anatolia, on Thursday 15 October, at 7.00pm, as part of the Greek History and Culture…
The Australian Hellenic Council has expresses unequivocal solidarity with the Armenian people and have condemned Azerbaijani ceasefire violations in Artsakh. “We condemn the cease-fire violations by Azerbaijan in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) and express…
The Greek Community of Melbourne proudly acknowledges Jenny Mikakos’ contribution to public service and her tireless pursuit of social justice in the great state of Victoria, Australia. It has included-but certainly has…
The latest offering by Greek Australian author Jorge Sotirios is an observational study in the psyche of a country in crisis, and that country is none other than his ancestral home, Greece.
Wondering what a dystopian future might look like? Greek Australian filmmaker Kosta Nikas offers his take with ‘Utopia’ at the 26th Athens International Film Festival. Last year, the dystopian flick was voted…
The Board of Directors of the Greek Orthodox Community of New South Wales and the Church Committee are pleased to announce that from Sunday 27th September 2020, the St. Sophia Cathedral will…