An intoxicated Greek Australian woman from Melbourne, who robbed and bashed a 92-year-old lady last…
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On the Feast Day of Agios Nikolaos, the Port Adelaide Greek Orthodox Parish, The Nativity…
Professor Alexander Cambitoglou, the first person of Greek background to become a university professor in…
George Calombaris has announced the closure of his Hellenic Republic restaurant in Melbourne after he…
Greek Australian Eirini Alligiannis is a passionate and talented photographer and cinematographer. Her documentary Louis…
Burwood’s annual Greek Street Fair took place in Sydney on Sunday, with Greek dancing, live…
His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia attended the Feast Day service of Agios Nektarios, which…
On the 7th of November, 2019 St Spyridon College was blessed as a school community…
Congratulations to 18-year-old Greek Australian girls Nicola Xenos and Georgia Patrikios, who have been drafted in…
‘Oxi Day’ marks the beginning of Greek post-WWII migrants arriving in Australia and it also…
Greek Lessons OnLine Summer Camp through the eyes of a 12-year-old first-time camper
As wonderful as summertime might be, juggling work and school holidays can be quite stressful for those of us with children. Maybe this is why summer camps abroad have become so popular recently.
Greek Lessons OnLine (Greek LOL) is an online school that specialises in bringing the Greek diaspora closer to their cultural roots and language.
Every summer the Greek LOL team welcomes young expats aged 8 to 15 years from around the world, to one of the most fun camps in Europe, immersing them in the Greek language.
However, a camp is not a stress-free solution for anyone, especially if you are of Greek origin. We Greeks sure do love to keep our children close!
Stella Bompotsiari Vri, Founder & Director of Studies of Greek LOL, speaks to 12-year-old, first-time camper, Nikos about his experience as a student at Greek LOL Summer Camp.
The Hon Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia has delivered a message for the Greek…
Like most young Greek Australian boys, Terry Tzouramanis’ first sport was soccer. He enjoyed playing…
On Thursday 17 October, the artistic residents of St. Basil’s Homes, an aged care provider…
The elderly residents of St. Basil’s Homes around Sydney, Australia, have been creating impressive artwork,…
Stix and Pita, which was named Australian Good Food Guide’s “Best Greek Food for 2019”,…
It comes as no surprise that Greece has become one of Australia’s favourite holiday destinations…
The Hellenic Club will be hosting the Australian Hellenic Choir’s inaugural Soiree, under the auspices…
If you were in Sydney in the late nineties, you would’ve been familiar with Atlantis.…
Junior School students from St Spyridon College in Sydney, Australia, took their parents, grandparents, and…