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Greek youth lead the way at Independence Day celebration at Sydney’s Opera House

Sydney was bathed in blue and white on Sunday, March 23, as thousands gathered despite the threat of rain to honour Greek Independence Day.

Best of 2024: Greek Australian community in photos and videos

2024 has been dominated by Greek community events around Australia and The Greek Herald has been there to capture every moment.

Sydney’s Mytilenian community unite for Sardella Day 2024

Hundreds of people from Sydney's Mytilenian community came together on Sunday, September 22 to celebrate the 2024 Sardella Day.

Heart of Cyprus beats in Sydney as diaspora call for justice 50 years after invasion

"Free Cyprus" and "Turkey out of Cyprus" echoed across the streets of Sydney on Sunday, July 28 as the diaspora marched for justice.

From souvlaki to stories: Pipeworks Market transforms for Greek Festival

Sizzling souvlaki aromas mingled with the sounds of lively Greek music for the Greek Festival at Pipeworks Market in Thomastown, Victoria.

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What the 2025 Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal and recognition of Palestine mean for Cyprus

In an age where peace deals are brokered in weeks, Dean Kalimniou reflects on what this means for the unresolved Cyprus question.

Cyprus: Historical and political responsibilities of a national tragedy (Part 4)

The rejection by referendum on 24 April 2004 of the settlement plan of the UN by the Greek Cypriots had negatively influenced the international...

Cyprus at 65: Reflecting on a difficult birth and enduring spirit

On this day in 1960, Cyprus took a leap into the unknown — proclaimed an independent state amid Cold War tensions.

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Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney hold inaugural book club to mark Asia Minor Catastrophe centenary

The Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney launched its inaugural book club on Sunday, November 27 to mark the centenary of the Asia Minor Catastrophe.

Rain, hail or shine, Victorians celebrate Theofania across the state

Despite the mixed weather, Victoria's Greek community attended Blessing of the Waters ceremonies at both Frankston and Port Melbourne.