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Faith and suffering explored at first-ever SOFIA UTS forum 

More than 100 people gathered at the University of Technology Sydney for the first-ever forum hosted by the Students Orthodox Fellowship in Australia (SOFIA), marking what organisers described as the largest event in the group’s...

Themistocles Kritikakos addresses intergenerational trauma at Armenian Genocide event 

More than 300 people gathered in Melbourne last week to commemorate 111 years since the Armenian genocide, with the event also recognising the suffering of Greek and Assyrian communities during the same period. Held before community...

Bank of Sydney economist says inflation pressures leave RBA facing difficult choice

Australia’s inflation rate accelerated sharply in March, with headline consumer prices rising 4.6 per cent annually, up from 3.7 per cent in February, as surging fuel costs linked to conflict in the Middle East pushed...

Defence collaboration in focus as Australian Ambassador meets Greek Minister

Eighty-five years after the campaigns of Greece and Crete forged a wartime bond between Australia and Greece, the two nations have marked the anniversary with a symbolic gesture highlighting both remembrance and modern defence cooperation. Australia’s...

Synapantema 2026 program to end with Anzac Memorial tribute in Hyde Park

The Federation of Pontian Associations of Australia will conclude its flagship annual gathering, Synapantema 2026, with a commemorative event at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park honouring the shared wartime legacy between the Anzacs and...

Sydney Harbour cruise to bring Pontian community together during Synapantema

The Federation of Pontian Associations of Australia will host a Sydney Harbour cruise on Sunday, April 26 as part of its flagship national gathering, Synapantema, a four-day cultural program bringing together Pontian communities from across...

Battle of Vevi commemoration in Sydney blends remembrance, reflection and education

The Pan-Macedonian Association of NSW marked the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Vevi with a detailed and moving commemorative event in Marrickville on Sunday, April 19, bringing together dignitaries, historians and members of the...

Greek Embassy marks 200 years since Exodus of Messolonghi with Canberra lecture

The Embassy of Greece in Australia has marked the 200th anniversary of the Exodus of Messolonghi with a commemorative lecture held at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra on Sunday, April 19. The event, which...

Greek Australian mates Franky and Isaac ready to shake up Seven’s new renovation series

Greek Australian mates Franky Mellios and Isaac Papakyriakopoulos are set to take centre stage as Channel Seven’s new renovation series My Reno Rules premieres tonight, April 21. The Melbourne-based duo will compete as one of four...

ACT petition pushes for Greek, Armenian and Assyrian genocide education in schools

A new petition before the ACT Legislative Assembly is calling for the inclusion of Armenian, Assyrian and Greek genocide education in the territory’s school curriculum, as community groups intensify efforts to secure broader historical recognition. The...

Teen injured in stabbing outside Vanilla Lounge in Oakleigh

Police are investigating a stabbing incident outside Vanilla Lounge in Oakleigh, Melbourne on the evening of Friday, April 17. Victoria Police confirmed to The Greek Herald that emergency services were called to Eaton Mall about 7.45pm...

‘Anyone for spanakopita?’ Vasilis Vasilas headlines Marrickville cultural evening

A celebration of Greek culture, food and local history drew a strong crowd to Marrickville this week, as Inner West Council Libraries and the Greek Festival of Sydney co-hosted “A Culinary Event: Anyone for Spanakopita?”. Held...

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Questions surround sudden exit of St Euphemia College principal Penny Pachos

St Euphemia College has publicly confirmed the departure of principal Penny Pachos following growing speculation and discussion within the school community over the circumstances...

A century in print: The Greek Herald celebrates 100 years at NSW Parliament

There was something fitting about The Greek Herald celebrating its 100th birthday inside NSW Parliament House. For a century, the newspaper has documented the highs,...

Giant Cretan Lyra set for Guinness World record recognition

A massive 10-meter-tall Cretan lyra, thought to be the largest ever built, has been unveiled in southern Crete as its creators pursue a Guinness...

Mark Bouris shares his plan to live to 100

Businessman Mark Bouris says his goal of living to 100 is driven by family, health and science-backed habits rather than extreme biohacking trends, according...

Jo Boutros loses 40kg and launches healthy eating guide

Eight years ago, Jo Boutros decided to take control of her health after reaching 99.9kg. While food had always been linked to her Lebanese...