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A revolutionary Melbourne-led project may soon redefine the global fight against Alzheimer’s disease, with scientists developing a world-first therapy that could prevent—or even repair—the neurological damage caused by the condition. The treatment, which will be delivered as a nasal spray, is expected…

For more than four decades, George Kapiniaris has been part of the soundtrack of Greek-Australian life. From Acropolis Now to Wogs Out of Work, from packed theatres to suburban comedy nights, he has given our community a voice, a laugh, and –…

A major announcement made in Athens on 6 November 2025 signalled the revival of one of the most ambitious energy infrastructure projects in the Eastern Mediterranean: a subsea gas corridor linking Israel and Cyprus to Europe via Greece, reinforced by U.S. participation.…

Australia has implemented major changes in asthma treatment, advising doctors to stop prescribing blue “reliever” puffers as the sole therapy for adults and adolescents over 12 due to increased risks of severe asthma attacks. The National Asthma Council Australia (NAC) released the…

In a calculated move cloaked under the banner of environmental stewardship, Turkey has announced the establishment of two so-called Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) through the UNESCO–EU MSP global platform. While framed as initiatives to preserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable maritime governance, these…

Thursday, 28 November 2024 On Monday, November 25th, PRONIA celebrated its 52nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) at its Brunswick offices. The event brought together members, board representatives, supporters, and PRONIA’s esteemed patron, the Hon. Justice Emilios Kyrou AO. President Elpis Korosidis opened…

Artists have many sources of inspiration. Some, fascinated by the contrasts and raw beauty of visible nature, create works of art which, through their vivacity and detail, idealization and abstraction, captivate the viewer, and make them feel part of the portrayed environment.…

Turnout in Sunday’s Greek election reached a new low as according to preliminary estimates abstention reached a record-breaking 44 percent. If confirmed, it will be the highest voter abstention rate in parliamentary elections in Greece since 1974. It was higher than the…