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Michael Alexandratos awarded 2026 National Book Collecting Prize

Michael Alexandratos from Roselands, NSW has been awarded the 2026 National Book Collecting Prize for his collection of fugitive literature.

Dancing for a cause: O Periklis students fundraise for Royal Children’s Hospital

Their fundraiser for this year's TradFest will support the Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Good Friday Appeal and will be held on April 17.

Spiri Tsintziras highlights value of Writers Victoria as funding future questioned

Greek Australian author Spiri Tsintziras has spoken out as Writers Victoria faces closure, warning of the impact on emerging writers.

Greek Australian educator speaks out at first Victorian teachers strike in 13 years

For the first time in 13 years, Victorian public school teachers, principals and education support staff marched for their rights.

NUGAS and Pontiaki Estia partner for a Greek dance workshop

The National Union of Greek Australian Students partnered with Pontiaki Estia to host a traditional Greek dance workshop.

Greek Australian Writers’ Festival in Sydney returns this April

Founded and directed by Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos, the festival brings together a diverse group of Greek Australian writers.

South Melbourne FC stun Honiara crowd with late equaliser

A late South Melbourne FC equaliser has stunned a sell-out crowd at the National Stadium in Honiara, securing a 1-1 with Solomon Kings FC.

Frankston City Council honours legacy of philanthropist Gina Poulos after her passing

Frankston City Council has formally honoured the life and legacy of Greek Australian philanthropist Gina Poulos.

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Australian Femicide Watch holds vigil in Victoria to honour women killed in 2025

I often hear the phrase “how many more women?” A more important question is, “how many more men will murder women before Australia wakes up?”

Theo Anousas to bring a taste of Kythera to Canberra with new Greek café ‘Ela’

28-year-old Theo Anousas is set to open Ela café in the coming weeks as part of the Hellenic Club of Canberra's recent renovations at Woden.

Greek school memories: Honouring the teachers who shaped our language and lives

Both the negative and heartfelt stories of Greek school have a way of becoming core memories for Greek Australians.

From Melbourne to Greece: A Greek Australian’s first encounter with the homeland

Christina Savopoulos finally took her first trip to Greece — and found more than just stunning beaches and ancient ruins.

Rise of Rebetika: Young Greek Australian musicians embrace the underground genre

Melbourne’s Greek music space has seen a resurgence of the rebetiko music genre with many young people taking it up.

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Eugenia Mitrakas on rebalancing the scales for women and migrants

The scales of justice are not just a phrase — they are a powerful symbol rooted in Greek thought and part of our shared Hellenic heritage.

Open letter: Theo Maras appeals for unity after Fr Diogenis Patsouris controversy

Former President of the GOCSA Theo Maras has issued an open letter calling for unity following the controversy around Fr Diogenis Patsouris.

Balance the Scales: What it will actually take to end gendered violence

Each year, International Women’s Day gives us a theme. This year, the United Nations has called on us to “Balance the Scales.”