On a quiet Wednesday night in Martin Place, Sydney, long after the corporate towers have emptied and the city’s tempo has softened, a different kind of gathering begins.
Trestle tables stretch across the square, lined with...
Prefects and Year 11 and 12 Legal Studies students from St Spyridon College in Sydney joined clergy, legal dignitaries and members of the wider community at the 42nd Annual Pan-Orthodox Thanksgiving Service this week, marking...
The Greek Festival of Sydney, in collaboration with The Greek Herald, will present its third consecutive International Women’s Day event in 2026, building on the overwhelming success of its sold-out celebrations in 2024 and 2025.
While...
World Greek Language Day was marked with splendour in Perth, Western Australia on February 9, with a high-calibre cultural and intellectual event celebrating the enduring power of the Greek language.
The event was organised by the...
The countdown is officially on for Melbourne’s most iconic Greek street festival, with the full performance program for Antipodes Festival 2026 now released ahead of its return to Lonsdale Street on Saturday, February 28 and...
Sydney made global history on Monday, February 9, becoming the first city in the world to officially celebrate World Greek Language Day, following UNESCO’s formal recognition of the day late last year.
Held at the University...
The Greek community played a standout role at the National Multicultural Festival in Canberra, with food, music, dance and youth volunteering taking centre stage across a rain-soaked but vibrant three-day celebration from Friday, February 6...
Coburg was filled with faith, music and community spirit on Sunday, 8 February 2026, as hundreds gathered for the annual Greek Festival of Coburg, held in conjunction with the Feast of the Presentation of Our...
AHEPA Sydney & NSW has appointed Nick Katris as its interim President following the resignation of Jim Papanagiotou, with the organisation now having to convene an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) at which members will vote...
St Spyridon College at Maroubra, Sydney, has announced that applications are now open for its ACER Academic Scholarships for 2027, offering high-achieving students the opportunity to secure scholarships for entry into Year 7 and Year...
The owners of Golden Top Bakery have begun to rebuild after a devastating fire destroyed their premises in Sydney’s inner west, leaving the long-standing Greek-owned business a total loss.
In an update shared with customers and...
The Mavromoustakos brothers’ annual Charity Football Match has delivered its most ambitious and successful edition to date, raising almost $10,000 for children living in extreme poverty across Africa.
Held on Sunday, January 18 at Seymour Shaw...
Thousands gathered at St George Greek Orthodox Church over the weekend for the 2026 Thebarton Hellenic Festival, a day that brought together faith, heritage,...
The Battle of Crete & Greece Commemorative Council of Victoria actively participated in this year’s ANZAC Day events organised by various organisations and committees,...
The 2026 ANZAC Day march in Sydney again provided a formal platform for communities to represent their wartime histories within the broader Australian narrative....
At the Hellenic RSL clubhouse on Ferrars Street in South Melbourne, the annual ritual begins early on Anzac Day: jackets pressed, medals pinned, flags...
By George Chiotis
Greek community organisations made a strong showing at this year’s ANZAC Day commemorations in Sydney, joining thousands across the city to honour...