Christopher Gogos

A popular third-term government with no Victorian-style baggage has just lost a heartland seat to One Nation on a 17.5 per cent swing

Victoria's decision to place Multicultural Affairs alongside Police and Crime Prevention raises questions about whether cultural diversity is increasingly being viewed through a security lens rather than as a pillar of democratic participation and belonging

The Cannons and Hellas finished the regular season with defeats – Nea Hellas will play in VPL2 next year – Malvern City closed its superb season in the best possible way – Bayside Argonauts and Box Hill United look ready to fight for promotion to VPL1

Inside Sto 6 in Athens, where volunteers feed 130 people a day and offer dignity, practical support and refuge to people facing homelessness and hunger.

A 34-year-old Australian woman was injured by falling rocks while visiting a popular beauty spot on the Aegean island of Milos, state broadcaster ERT said Sunday.

Sydney hosts the 12th International Summer University from 6–11 September, exploring the future of Greek language, culture, education and media in Australia.

Following the restoration of the Advanced Major at La Trobe, the Pharos Alliance and Greek Community of Melbourne are looking at ways to secure the long-term future of Greek Studies at universities

Pharos Alliance pays tribute to Dr Priscilla Helen Murray Clarke OAM, a pioneering educator and advocate for Greek migrant families and multilingual education.

Greek language will dominate the conversation in Sydney as it holds the 12th International Summer University “Greek Language, Culture and Media” from 6-11 September

The Greek-Australian community in Melbourne has lost a man whose contribution was shaped not by a desire for recognition, but by an enduring belief that education, culture, dialogue and knowledge …