Cypriot Youth Brisbane’s new documentary, marking the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus, shares the stories of refugees who fled to Australia. Featuring interviews across three generations, the 14-minute film captures the lasting pain of loss and survival, from a sister unable to bury her brother to children hiding in trenches.
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Brisbane marked the 204th Greek Independence Day at Parliament House, hosted by George Mastrocostas. With dignitaries, anthems, and landmarks lit blue and white, it celebrated Greece’s 1821 legacy and its Queensland ties
Opa! Paniyiri is back, transforming Musgrave Park into a Greek foodie haven on May 17-18, 2025. Expect juicy souvlaki, live music, Zorba dancing, and a mini Greek Village vibe—plus rides and fairy floss at Sideshow Alley. Grab tickets now at www.paniyiri.com/
Tropical Cyclone Alfred, a Category 2 storm, continues its slow march towards the Australian coast, with forecasts now suggesting it will make landfall early Saturday morning instead of the initially predicted Thursday night or Friday morning.
Despite a tumultuous year marked by a highly publicized feud with Kendrick Lamar that tarnished…
For this Australian tennis player Thanasi Kokkinakis has withdrawn from the Brisbane International due to…
Nick Kyrgios has announced an exciting partnership with Novak Djokovic as they prepare to compete together in the doubles event at the upcoming Brisbane tournament. This collaboration brings together two of tennis’s most dynamic personalities and promises an exciting competition in the lead-up to the Australian Open.
The Greek Consulate-General in Brisbane celebrated the grand opening of its new city centre location, marking a renewed commitment to the Greek-Australian community and strengthening ties between Greece and Queensland. The event featured a blessing ceremony, the unveiling of donated artwork by renowned Greek artist Caroline Rovithi, and a powerful photograph from Nick Bourdaniotis’ The Evzones Collection.
Pikos Group, in collaboration with the Mastrocostas family, has begun construction on the $620 million Gaia riverfront development at Kangaroo Point, Brisbane. The project will feature two luxury residential towers, expansive parkland, and a range of premium amenities. With an expected economic contribution of $110 million, Gaia is set to create hundreds of jobs and provide much-needed housing supply while enhancing Brisbane’s urban landscape.
Over 250 members of the Greek community and friends of Greece gathered in Brisbane to commemorate Ohi Day with traditional music, speeches, and a celebration of Hellenic pride.
Hellenika at the Calile in Brisbane has been recognized as Australia’s Best Listing of Greek Wines at the 31st annual Australia’s Wine List of the Year Awards. This prestigious award highlights Hellenika’s exceptional selection of Greek wines, showcasing the diversity and quality of the country’s viticulture.
Lisbon, Portugal’s vibrant capital, shines as the country is crowned the world’s best travel destination in a recent survey, but where does Greece rank? Discover the top 10 countries and cities captivating travelers in 2024, from idyllic South Pacific islands to bustling Asian metropolises.
A Brisbane mum from Aspley has become one of Australia’s biggest lottery winners, taking home the entire $100 million Powerball jackpot in Thursday night’s draw.
Perth has been crowned the world’s best city to visit, according to a new survey…
Bishop Emilianos of Meloa resigned from the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia on June 3, following tensions with Archbishop Makarios. His resignation cited selective information sharing and restrictive policies as key issues. Despite earlier attempts to resolve differences, Bishop Emilianos felt compelled to step down, leaving a significant impact on Australia’s Greek Orthodox community, where he held multiple influential roles.
Shimpei Raikuni, Theo Kampolis, Simon Gloftis and Kelvin Andrews outside their new restaurant at Calile Hotel in Fortitude Valley. Picture: Richard Walker
YASSOU! PANIYIRI GREEK FESTIVAL RETURNS TO MUSGRAVE PARK IN MAY Posted by Media Release |…
The Evzones Collection by Nick Bourdaniotis has been making waves around the world. It showcases…
The Evzones Collection by Nick Bourdaniotis has been making waves around the world. It showcases…
On Saturday night, in commemoration of the 2500 year anniversary of the Battle of Thermopylae, red velvet curtains parted in spectacular fashion to reveal the epic painting of King Leonidas of Sparta, invoking a sense of pride, admiration, and appreciation amongst the crowd at the South Australian Pan-Laconian Family Centre.