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GOCNSW holds fruitful first meeting with new Consul General George Skemperis

The Greek Orthodox Community of NSW hosted the new Consul General of Greece in Sydney, Georgios Skemperis, in a productive meeting.

Silent heroes and bright futures: Supporting Greek language education in Victoria

Over the past month or so a few articles have appeared discussing the current and future state of the Greek language in Victoria.

Archbishop Makarios pays tribute to Elder Vasilios Gontikakis, influential Athonite theologian

Elder Vasilios Gontikakis, former Prior of the Iviron Monastery (1990–2005) and the Stavronikita Monastery (1968–1990) on Mount Athos, died.

Greek basketball stars bring Panathinaikos spirit to Melbourne’s Stalactites

Melbourne’s iconic Greek restaurant Stalactites hosted Panathinaikos stars Nikos Rogkavopoulos and Jerian Grant on Wednesday, September 17.

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Clemton Park in NSW tops Australia’s Greek-speaking suburbs

Clemton Park has emerged as the nation’s top Greek-speaking area, with almost one in five households using Greek at home.

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GOCNSW holds fruitful first meeting with new Consul General George Skemperis

The Greek Orthodox Community of NSW hosted the new Consul General of Greece in Sydney, Georgios Skemperis, in a productive meeting.

Former Sydney teacher Bill Kafataris found guilty of grooming minor

A former southwest Sydney school teacher has been found guilty of grooming a minor for sex following a two-week retrial.

Gavdos migrant boat video sparks debate amid surge in arrivals

A video filmed on Gavdos island has gone viral, showing locals pushing a migrant boat into deeper waters near Sarakiniko beach.

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Archbishop Makarios pays tribute to Elder Vasilios Gontikakis, influential Athonite theologian

Elder Vasilios Gontikakis, former Prior of the Iviron Monastery (1990–2005) and the Stavronikita Monastery (1968–1990) on Mount Athos, died.

A Life, A Tradition: The Greek Lyceum of SA’s ‘Cycle of Life’ performance

The Greek Lyceum of South Australia transformed the stage into a platform for artistry and community spirit on Sunday, September 14.

Zeibekiko Festival Australia brings dance and song to Melbourne this October

Melbourne will be at the heart of the 3rd Zeibekiko Festival Australia with a rich program of events to the city from 4–5 October.

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Beating the odds: How a young Natalie survived blood cancer

When Natalie Hunt was 21, she was given the news that shocked her. As a fit, healthy young woman, she was not expecting to be diagnosed.

A sweet favourite: Niki Louca’s authentic baklava recipe

Niki Louca from My Greek Kitchen shares her favourite recipe for baklava with The Greek Herald.

Greek Australians confront generational trauma and mental health this R U OK? Day

R U OK? Day is held annually on the second Thursday of September and falls on September 11 this year in 2025.

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Court clears way for sale of Cyprus Community of NSW’s Stanmore property

Supreme Court of NSW has ruled that the administrators of the Cyprus Community of NSW can sell its Stanmore property without a members vote.

Questions remain over distribution of proceeds after Hellenic Village’s record land sale

The Hellenic Village has re-elected its Board and welcomed a new member ahead of confirming a $119.5 million land sale.

The Greek Herald wins Multicultural Publication of the Year Award

The Greek Herald has been awarded 'Multicultural Publication of the Year' at the 2025 Premier’s Harmony Dinner.

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Heidelberg United triumph in epic Lakeside finale

Heidelberg United is the 2025 NPLM Victoria champion after overcoming a gallant Dandenong City 2-1 in the Senol NPLM Victoria Grand Final.

Greece defeats Finland to claim EuroBasket bronze

Greece held off a late surge from Finland to secure a 92-89 victory on Sunday, September 14, earning third place at the 2025 EuroBasket.

Roald Dahl’s Greek chapter: Surviving the Battle of Athens, April 1941

Dahl served during the final days of the German invasion of Greece and was among the few survivors of the Battle of Athens on April 20, 1941.