After two years of COVID hiatus and restrictions, Adelaide’s Greek community came out in full force today, Sunday May 8, to celebrate Mother’s Day with traditional delicacies, live music and dancing.
Every child has dreams of grandeur. For 12-year-old Kosta Tsiaousis, his sights are sharply set on playing water polo in the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane.
The Kytherian Ladies Auxiliary honoured inspirational women at their Mother’s Day Morning Tea event on Tuesday, May 3.
The Australian National Maritime Museum held a fundraiser for the Greek Independence Bicentenary Project on Tuesday night at the Ripples restaurant.
Sydney-based Podcast for the Greek diaspora, Ouzo Talk, will join the Antenna Group’s radio and podcasting arm SOUNDIS.GR to become the first all-English program hosted on the Greek platform.
When international Greek singer, Dimitris Basis, enters the offices of The Greek Herald in Sydney for our exclusive interview, I’m instantly struck by his charisma, intelligence and pure love of music.
Greek families gathered at the church hall of St Spyridon Parish in Kingsford on April 29 to enjoy the first-ever ‘Family Taverna Night.’
By Mary Sinanidis. Brought to Italy from the Greeks who colonised the area 2,800 years ago, the Greko language has survived but is diminishing with each passing generation.
Federal Member for Reid, Dr Fiona Martin MP, held a successful ‘Liberal Friends of Greece’ event on Thursday night at the Doltone House in Pyrmont, Sydney.
By Mary Sinanidis. The National Archaeological Museum (NAM) is housed in an immaculate building surrounded by now-derelict homes that were once neoclassical mansions of well-to-do Athenians. In much the same way, the Melbourne Museum is a short stroll from graffiti-clad Fitzroy, the closest Melbourne has to anarchist Exarcheia which flanks the NAM. And perhaps that’s […]
