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Greek migration to Australia was commemorated with emotion and pride at the opening of Finding Home, a new exhibition launched on Friday, 6 June, at the Bonegilla Migrant Experience site near Wodonga, Victoria. Greek migration stories remembered at ‘Finding Home’ exhibition. The…

Among the most celebrated figures this year were several Greek Australians whose diverse achievements underline the breadth of Hellenic contribution to Australian life. Dr Vasso ApostolopoulosA globally recognised immunologist, Dr Apostolopoulos was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for…

The Finding Home exhibition at the Bonegilla Migrant Experience (opened 6 June 2025) highlights the post–World War II Greek-Australian migration story. Greek migrant narratives in the Finding Home Exhibition notes it “portrays the arduous journey of thousands, who were compelled to leave…

Struggle has been a constant companion of the migrant experience. Alphington Grammar School, now one of Victoria’s leading educational institutions, stands as a testament to the perseverance, vision, and dedication of its founders. But the journey to this point was far from…

The Fronditha Care Foundation recently hosted its inaugural fundraising event, In Conversation, featuring a compelling dialogue with Mark Bouris, Executive Chairman of Yellow Brick Road Home Loans. Mark Bouris reflects on identity, family, and legacy at Fronditha Care Foundation event. The event,…

The ancient gods are alive and well in Melbourne, with the launch of the global exclusive exhibition Rituals: Gifts for the Gods on Thursday 29 May. The first outcome of a landmark partnership between the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Greece, and Hellenic…

Konstantinos Argiros is returning to Melbourne, two years after his debut appearance, for a spectacular one-night-only concert that promises to captivate audiences. With his chart-topping hits dominating radio stations and stages across Greece, the beloved performer brings his voice and energy back…

George Lekakis AO, one of Victoria’s most respected multicultural leaders and a lifelong advocate for the Greek Australian community, has come out of retirement to lead a landmark review of the state’s multicultural policies. His call to action is clear: the Greek…

Can you really walk, run or cycle 400 kilometres in just 20 days? For Argyro Vourdoumpa, the answer is a resounding yes—especially when the goal is as meaningful as supporting women experiencing homelessness. Driven by purpose, courage, and compassion, the Adelaide-based journalist…