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Liberals pledge $1.5 million to Greek Community of Melbourne cultural initiatives

Opposition promises $1 million for the Antipodes Festival and $500,000 for a new theatre and cultural space at St Dimitrios Hall in Prahran if elected to government

AHI virtual presentation explores the significance of OXI Day in the Mediterranean and beyond

Date and time: Tuesday, 27 October 2026, at 6pm

Mitsotakis tells Archbishop Makarios that Greeks abroad will be able to vote by post in next election

The meeting also covered the charitable and social work of the Archdiocese of Australia

Greek Film Festival opens in Melbourne with sold-out comedy and a Greek wedding celebration

More than 800 guests attended the opening-night screening of Best Friends Forever, as the 31st festival launched across six Melbourne cinemas with a programme of more than 50 films

Archbishop Ieronymos and Archbishop Makarios discuss the future of Hellenism in Australia

Their meeting at the headquarters of the Archdiocese of Athens was held in a particularly warm atmosphere, with the Church’s role in the Greek diaspora among the key topics

Sophocles’ Electra to close the 31st Greek Film Festival in Melbourne and Sydney

Dimitri Tarlow’s acclaimed contemporary production will bring the 2026 Greek Film Festival to a close in Melbourne and Sydney

AHEPA leaders meet with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis during UN General Assembly

The “Oli Mazi” luncheon was co-hosted by AHEPA and several other Greek American organizations to welcome Prime Minister Mitsotakis to the United States

Domna Michailidou to The National Herald: Greece is investing in bringing Greeks living abroad back home

The Minister for Social Cohesion stresses that tackling the demographic challenge requires long-term policy rather than piecemeal measures, with particular emphasis on housing, support for young families and so-called ‘brain regain’

Historic Greek-language Deutsche Welle service survives as Germans reverse closure decision

Strong backlash, combined with a striking rise in the service’s measurable performance, led to the reversal of the decision

AHIF students gain firsthand understanding of Cyprus’ Security, Diplomacy and Continuing Occupation

College students meet Cyprus’ political, diplomatic and defense leaders, visit the Turkish-occupied areas and explore the island’s growing strategic importance to the United States

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