The Hellenic Writers’ Association of Australia (SELSA) proudly presented the 38th issue of its literary magazine “O Logos”, at an event held in Melbourne dedicated to acclaimed author Dionysia Mousoura.
The 30th Greek Film Festival, presented by the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM), officially opened on Tuesday, October 14, at the historic Astor Theatre, marking a milestone celebration of three decades of Greek cinema in Australia.
The 30th Greek Film Festival has presented its special events program in Melbourne. Join in the Gala opening, Q+As with filmmakers and special screenings that all add that little bit extra to your Greek film festival experience.
By Christina Savopoulos The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM), in collaboration with the National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS), hosted their first Youth Forum on Wednesday, August 27 to gather feedback from young Greek Australians about their thoughts on Melbourne’s Greek events.
The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) has announced the full program of the 30th Greek Film Festival (GFF), set to run from 14 – 26 October 2025. Marking three decades of celebrating Greek cinema, this year’s festival presents new contemporary features and looks back to some of the standout films in the Festival’s 30-year catalogue. […]
The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) is organising on Friday, July 11, 2025, at the Lyceum Theatre, Alphington Grammar, at 6.30 pm, a special Philological Memorial Ceremony to honour the memory of its first founding Secretary, Peter Jasonides.
The rain held off in Melbourne on Friday, April 25, as large crowds gathered for traditional ANZAC Day Dawn Service and parades. Among them, members of the Hellenic Returned and Services League (RSL) sub-branch in South Melbourne came together, reflecting the enduring spirit of Greek Australians who served in the Greek and Australian armies during […]
In a historic first, a delegation from the Hellenic Police Force visited Melbourne as guests of the Victoria Hellenic Police Association (VHPA), with the support of Victoria Police.
In this presentation, Miltiadis Paikopoulos will aim to shed light on Spartan legal culture, in particular that which was present in Sparta during the Classical Period (the 5th to 4th centuries BC). Existing scholarship on Ancient Greek Law focuses heavily on Athens, and what studies do exist on Sparta are often hindered by misconceptions. So, […]
By Takis Triadafillou and Andriana Simos
