The 1822 massacre of Chios by the Ottomans and the historical emigration from the island…
Tag: Melbourne
Feasts and food are an integral part of Greek culture and a way for us…
The imminent departure of the principal of the Greek Community of Melbourne’s language programs has…
Kyriakos Malathounis has been working with bees since he was five-years-old. Eighty-two years later, at…
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian came together with more than 30 religious and community leaders yesterday…
In the heart of the historic Lonsdale Street Greek precinct in Melbourne’s CBD, the Greek…
The Pancretan Association of Melbourne has raised over $5,000 for the Good Friday Appeal. All…
Earlier this month, Melbourne commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, with a…
One of tennis’ brightest rising stars, Nick Kyrgios, was born on the 27th of April…
The Greek, Armenian and Assyrian communities of Sydney and Melbourne rallied today to pressure Australian…
The Greek, Armenian and Assyrian communities of Sydney and Melbourne to rally today to pressure Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to recognise the Ottoman-Turkish perpetrated genocide in the early 20th century.
To mark the 200th anniversary of the beginning of the Greek War of Independence, the…
On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution, the Greek Orthodox Community…
Professor Thanos Veremis will give an online lecture entitled ‘1821 Birth of a Nation State’, on Thursday 15 April 2021, at 7.00pm, as a…
Emeritus Professor Paul Cartledge will present an online lecture entitled The Forgotten City of Thebes,…
On the evening of the 25th March 2021 community leaders and philhellenes came together at…
Lansdowne Street was transformed by the Greek Community of Melbourne yesterday, Sunday 28 March, with…
“Victorians have many reasons to celebrate after a year full of challenges, and the Multicultural Festivals and Events program will support our communities to come together safely and do just that,” stated Secretary of State Ros Spence after a special grants fund was announced last week allocating $200K to 1821 tribute events in Victoria.
What a sight! Melbourne, which is home to the largest Greek population outside of Greece,…
In the heart of the historic Lonsdale Street Greek precinct in Melbourne’s CBD, the Greek…