After the restoration of democracy in Greece in July 1974, Greece experienced 24 different governments with 17 persons as prime ministers, i.e. we had...
By Dr Panayiotis Diamadis, Genocide scholar
As a people who have endured genocide, pogroms and other forms of persecution, Australian Hellenes cannot stand by and...
By Ilias Karagiannis.
The first battle during the Second World War on Greek territory between German and Greek forces took place in the small village...
By Marina Siskos
From the ultimatum to the post-war world era. A chronological purview
October 28, 1940: In the remote Albanian territory, the Greeks repel the...
By Anastasios M. Tamis*
The basic principle of multiculturalism theoretically tolerates, encourages or in some cases enhances the teaching of languages in a host country's...
Expatriated Hellenism has a tradition of ethnolinguistic survival of thousands of years. With the passage of the first twenty years of this century, this...
Next Saturday, April 13, the by-election in the federal seat of Cook takes place following the resignation of former Prime Minister of Australia, Scott...
By Anastasios M. Tamis*
There are many readings and interpretations, and myriad questions arise about the Greek Revolution, a phenomenon that gave birth to the...
By Anastasios M. Tamis*
I have always been in favour of abolishing university entrance examinations. This institutional examination process in the form of HSC, VCE...
By Anastasios M. Tamis*
Socio-linguistic research studies have attested that for any non-dominant language, such as Greek to be maintained in a bilingual environment without...
By Eleni Elefterias.
(PART 2)
In the past, sending your child to Greek school was a big commitment. In the 60’s and 70’s students attended Greek...