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Greek Orthodox communities across Victoria gathered on Monday, January 6, to mark the Feast of Epiphany, as the traditional Blessing of the Waters ceremonies were held at the Rye Foreshore and Frankston Pier. The observances drew strong participation from clergy, parishioners and…

Cretan Federation of Australia and New Zealand convenes Annual General Meeting in Sydney, held on Saturday, 3 January, at the conference facilities of the Branksome Hotel in Mascot. The meeting brought together representatives from all member organisations of the Federation. Proceedings opened…

Each January, Australia’s Greek community gears up for Theofania (Epiphany) 2026, commemorating the Baptism of Jesus Christ in the River Jordan — one of the most sacred feasts of the Orthodox calendar. The celebration is traditionally marked by a Divine Liturgy, followed…

It is with great joy and pride that St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College announces a landmark academic initiative: the introduction of a new postgraduate program, the Master of Greek Philosophy, commencing in the 2026 Academic Year. This historic development marks a…

Victoria’s faith leaders unite against racism, after Bondi in an unprecedented show of solidarity, signing a joint pledge against racism, violence and division in the aftermath of the Bondi terrorist attack. Fifteen senior representatives from a broad cross-section of religious and cultural…

George Milonas readies for the Christmas rush at Queen Victoria Market as festive trading intensifies at the iconic Melbourne marketplace, with as many as 240,000 shoppers expected to pass through in the days leading up to December 25. Veteran fishmonger George Milonas,…

Victoria’s Year 12 students have reached a major milestone this week, receiving their official VCE results. Among the standout achievers, Greek Australian students have excelled, setting new benchmarks and highlighting the community’s strong commitment to academic success. A record 65,586 students successfully…