Canberra’s Parliament House was the setting for a landmark moment in Greek Australian history on 25 November, as the Embassy of Greece in Australia and The Hellenic Initiative Australia hosted the inaugural Women of the Greek Diaspora Forum. Bringing together 24 distinguished panellists from
New Zealand serves up everything from scree-littered alpine passes to slick beech forest roots, so your trail shoes need to be ready for it all. The right pair can turn a tough tramp into a confident cruise, even when the track throws wind, rain, and river stones at you. You will find options here
The Melbourne Food & Wine Festival will return from 20 to 29 March next year with a program of 200 events across the state, including a Greek-themed edition of its flagship World’s Longest Lunch. The Victorian Government earlier this week revealed the 2026 program, which will span venues in
The Embassy of Greece in Australia, in partnership with The Hellenic Initiative Australia (THI), proudly hosted the inaugural Women of the Greek Diaspora Forum on 25 November 2025 at Parliament House, Canberra. The landmark event celebrated the achievements, identity, and leadership of Greek
A dress rehearsal for the Olympic flame lighting of the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Games was held Tuesday in Ancient Olympia, moved indoors due to heavy rain. The rehearsal took place inside the Archaeological Museum adjacent to the historic site where the flame is traditionally ignited. The flame
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City nights can be moody, messy, and magical all at once. When the streetlights flicker and neon signs glow, a great low-light camera lets you tell the story without muddy shadows or mushy noise. This guide highlights trusted picks that punch above their weight after sunset, from compact travelers
Share this: BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — GREEK POP STAR Konstantinos Argiros visited A. Fantis School in Brooklyn Heights last week ahead of a sold-out Barclays Center concert on Saturday, greeting students and viewing artwork inspired by his music. Students performed pieces based on his song “Athina mou
If you spend any time living close to the land, you figure this out sooner or later: nobody survives out there by sheer force of will. Sure, grit matters. And yep, a good dose of stubbornness helps when the frost is cracking the branches outside and the garden has folded for the season. But now
Ancient Greek sacred observers were delegates who were sent to religious festivals and athletic games to observe and represent their city. Top down aerial of the stadium in Olympia, Greece. Credit: dronepicr / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0 For at least a thousand years, the cities of Ancient Greece
