The Australian Hellenic community gathered in Sydney on Sunday, May 24, to commemorate the Greek Genocide, particularly those from the Pontos region, through a day of memorial services, wreath-laying ceremonies and cultural remembrance.
The commemoration was...
Members of three Pontian associations in New South Wales gathered in Sydney on Tuesday, May 19 to commemorate the victims of the Greek Genocide through a memorial service, procession and cultural tribute led by younger...
Heidelberg United FC has confirmed it will launch a formal legal appeal after being denied entry into the 2026-27 AFC Champions League Two (ACL2), despite satisfying Football Australia’s domestic licensing requirements.
In a statement released by...
Australia’s Ambassador to Greece, Alison Duncan, has presented Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis with a commemorative coin marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Greece and Crete.
Issued in a limited edition by the Royal...
As The Greek Herald marks its centenary in 2026, prominent Greek Australian community leaders, writers and advocates have penned letters to future generations, imagining what Hellenism in Australia may look like 100 years from now.
Written...
As Australia marks more than half a century of official multiculturalism, the role of ethnic media has never been more important — nor more contested.
In an age dominated by algorithms, misinformation, shrinking attention spans and...
Dimitra Skalkos can’t remember a time before The Greek Herald.
Before she became its Publisher. Before she inherited its pressures, politics and responsibilities. Before she understood what it meant to carry a century-old masthead through one...
For much of its 100-year history, The Greek Herald has documented the lives, struggles and achievements of Hellenism in Australia. Across generations, its pages have recorded migration stories, community milestones, political debates, cultural celebrations and...
For Sophia Anastasiadis, The Greek Herald was never simply a newspaper. It was part of her family history, community identity and the evolving story of Greek Australia itself.
More than three decades ago, Ms Anastasiadis became...
When the late publisher of The Greek Herald, Theodore Skalkos sat down for an interview with the National Library of Australia in March 2000, he was asked how he wanted to be remembered. After a brief pause,...
Members of Sydney’s Greek community gathered on Monday, May 11 to commemorate 200 years since the historic Exodus of Messolonghi with a special cultural tribute at Hermes Lounge in Kogarah.
Presented under the auspices of the...
The Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney has marked a busy fortnight of celebrations and community events, holding both its Annual General Meeting (AGM) and a special Mother’s Day luncheon at NSW Parliament House.
Hosted by Sophie Cotsis...
Years of fundraising by Zoe Petropoulos and her family have helped support research behind a promising breakthrough that could lead to simple, low-cost treatments...
By Cassandra Kalpaxis*
May is Family Violence Prevention Month
She is educated. Capable. Often high-achieving. She sits across the boardroom table, meets her deadlines, mentors junior...
Fruit and deli shop owner Steven Nicolaou says new federal budget measures targeting trust structures will leave small businesses “working for nothing,” as debate...
The Ambassador of Greece to Australia, Stavros Venizelos, has been received at the offices of the Greek Orthodox Diocese of Brisbane during an official...