Greek Canadian comedian Anesti Danelis is set to bring his musical comedy talents to Australia, presenting a show centred around the question ‘Can AI replace human art?’ The Toronto-based comedian, ...

The inventive direction of Thanasis Makrygiorgos and the strong performances of the cast brought authenticity and vitality to a story rooted in the Greek migrant experience. Memories of migration, ...

A UK warship Tuesday left port in southern England en route to the eastern Mediterranean to "bolster British defences in the region" amid the US-Israeli war with Iran, the Royal Navy said.

Max Kondogiannis, along with Dyson Sharp and Huss El Achkar, will be making his AFL debut this Friday night when Essendon take on Hawthorn.

Australia’s multicultural broadcaster SBS has appointed Dr Nicholas Pappas AM as the new Chair of its Board. In a statement, ...

Greek-Australian coach Michael Valkanis reflects on a remarkable career journey—from rebuilding Greece’s national team and coaching during the October 7 attacks in Israel to working at Ajax and ...

Greece is installing eco-moorings to protect fragile Posidonia seagrass meadows, a vital Mediterranean ecosystem that stores carbon, supports marine life and safeguards coastal waters from anchor ...

Nearly 300 people gathered in Melbourne for a historic International Women’s Day event that brought together 18 Greek and Cypriot women’s organisations for the first time in Australia.

Women, Migration and Leadership, 1835–2026" held on 8 March 2026 brought together a distinguished group of speakers and participants from Australia, Greece, the United States and Europe in a ...

Heidelberg United FC will dedicate an upcoming home match to raising awareness and funds for Motor Neurone Disease, honouring club legend Ange Gouztoulis and his fight against the illness.

The Krithia Association of Australia embraces the message “Strength in Unity” as the Melbourne community sets ambitious goals and initiatives for 2026.

The shackled remains of 79 young men executed in 7th-century BC Athens, known as the “Captives of Faliro,” will go on display later this year in a new protective exhibition space.