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Maria and Arthur: A second generation Greek Australian love story

Maria, Arthur and I grew up together in a working-class, inner-city suburb of Melbourne. This was in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Everything Greeks abroad must know about registering land in Greece by November 30

Tension is mounting among the Greek diaspora in Australia as the final deadline of November 30 looms to register property.

Ange Kenos calls on the Greek community to donate blood and save lives

Melbourne donor Ange Kenos, 68, is calling for the Greek community to consider donating as it might save someone’s life.

Melbourne scientist Steven Petratos offers hope to thousands with multiple sclerosis

The image of Steven Petratos’ grandfather, confined to a chair with trembling hands, left an indelible mark on his childhood.

The sweet mission of Yiayia’s Glyka in Melbourne

Yiayia Panagiota isn’t here anymore but her recipes are, and her grandsons George, Andrew & Peter Samothrakitis make sure they’re kept alive

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Opinion

From Greece to Australia: A journey through welfare systems and social injustices

Greece, our poor and martyred homeland, the once called "Psorokostena", managed to compete with itself and surpass it.

The Hellenism of Cappadocia

In this article I will again stand next to the Cappadocians, these great acrites of Hellenism in Anatolia.

It’s raining cats and dogs: Why American democracy is unhealthy

The DNC roll call had music, fun and community spirit compared to the one undertaken by the Republican National Convention which felt like a wake.

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Military historian, Dr Maria Hill, on her book entitled “Diggers and Greeks” and Australians in the Battle of Greece and Crete.

Lies, deception and secrecy: The untold story of a Greek Australian adoptee

“I wish I never knew. It’s turned my life upside down,” says 49-year-old Andriana. She’s referring to how she only recently discovered she was adopted.

‘The Anzacs had great respect for Greece’: Nick Andriotakis details the enduring relationship

The Greek Herald spoke with Nick Andriotakis about the relevance of ANZAC Day to Greeks and Australians of Greek heritage.