The 43rd Greek Festival of Sydney was officially launched in grand style at The Grand Roxy, Brighton-Le-Sands, Sydney, on Thursday, February 20. The evening was a vibrant celebration of Greek culture, community, and the tireless work of those who make the festival possible.
The official program of events for the 43rd Greek Festival of Sydney has been released and it definitely doesn’t disappoint. The festival is an initiative of the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW (GOCNSW), proudly presented by the Bank of Sydney. The program will run from February to May 2025 and will feature cultural exhibitions, book launches, music concerts, Greek festivals […]
Ahead of the Antipodes Festival on Lonsdale Street in Melbourne, Victoria this weekend (February 22 – 23), The Greek Herald asked influential Greek Australians to share their favourite memories from the past.
The much-awaited Greek Festival Darling Harbour will take over the iconic Darling Harbour this weekend on February 22-23, offering an exciting two-day celebration of Greek heritage, food, music, and culture.
Oakleigh Grammar has inducted its 2025 School leaders from the Junior, Middle and Senior Schools.
On Sunday, February 16, the Greek Australian community came together at All Saints Grammar Primary School in Belmore, Sydney, for the inaugural fundraising event of the ELPIS Foundation, a charitable initiative under the auspices of His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia.
Over 200 people attended the annual award ceremony of the Certificates of Attainment in the Greek Language 2024 that took place at Macquarie University’s Arts Precinct on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
Food is at the heart of Greek culture, and this year’s Antipodes Festival is celebrating it in style with ‘Taste of the Aegean,’ proudly supported by The Greek Herald.
Over 200 people attended the annual award ceremony of the Certificates of Attainment in the Greek Language 2024 that took place at Macquarie University’s Arts Precinct on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
Oakleigh Grammar Alumnus Arthur Demetriou, who graduated the school in 2023, recently celebrated the astonishing feat of becoming the first person with cerebral palsy to be accepted into Medicine at the University of Newcastle in New South Wales.
