Tag: Queensland

What’s On in May: Your Guide to Greek Events Across Australia

Experience the vibrancy of Greek culture this May with events across Queensland, South Australia, and Victoria. From the soulful sounds of Greek film classics by Cats and the Canary in Melbourne to the powerful retelling of Greek myths in Goddesses Unleashed, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss Queensland’s Paniyiri Greek Festival, featuring traditional dance, music, and delicious souvlaki, or Adelaide’s Festival Hellenika, offering mosaic workshops and guided tours.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Labor Set to Form Government with Strong Gains in Key States

Labor is set to form government with strong swings in New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, and South Australia, leading or competitive in Liberal seats like Dickson, where Peter Dutton faces defeat. Antony Green sees no path for the Coalition, predicting an increased Labor majority as Anthony Albanese secures a second term.

George Mastrocostas

Honorary Consul General of Greece in Queensland Expresses Regret Over Australia’s Abstention on UNESCO Greek Language Day Vote

The Honorary Consul General of Greece in Queensland, George Dimitri Mastrocostas, has expressed disappointment over Australia’s abstention from the UNESCO vote to establish February 9 as the International Day of the Greek Language. Despite widespread global support, Australia did not back the motion, prompting calls for greater cultural recognition and solidarity with Greek Australians.

Konstas Battles Cramps to Score Maiden One-Day Century

Sam Konstas showcased his potential by scoring a maiden one-day century despite battling leg cramps. His valiant effort of 116 runs couldn’t secure victory for NSW, as Queensland prevailed with a score of 9-310. The young cricketer remains a bright prospect as NSW prepares to face Victoria in their upcoming Sheffield Shield match.

Australia Dominates Lonely Planet’s ‘Best Beaches in the World’ – Did Greece Make the List?

Australia has claimed the top two spots in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2025 list, with Whitehaven Beach in Queensland crowned the world’s best beach and Squeaky Beach in Victoria taking second place. But as Australian shores steal the spotlight, many are wondering: Did Greece’s stunning beaches make the list this year? Find out which global destinations made the cut and why Australia’s beaches are leading the way in 2025.

The Greek Consulate in Queensland Embarks on a New Era with Brisbane Office Opening in 2024

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.

Radio Tycoon Bill Caralis and Wife Pass Away Within Days of Each Other

Bill Caralis, the reclusive Australian radio tycoon, passed away on July 19 at age 82, followed by his wife Pam Caralis three days later. Known for his Super Radio Network empire, including the iconic 2SM in Sydney, Caralis left a significant mark on the radio industry. The couple, inseparable in life and death, are survived by their three children and six grandchildren.

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