Evelyn Karatzas

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Evelyn Karatzas

Across the world, Greek communities celebrate Orthodox Easter with deep faith, cherished traditions, and lots of lamb on the spit. From Sydney to Springfield and Cape Town, young and old reflect on the meaning of the Resurrection while keeping cultural rituals alive — proving that Orthodox Easter is truly a global celebration. Vicki P, a 23-year-old from Sydney, Australia revealed that Easter is a time to celebrate with family and enjoy delicious food.

2 weeks ago | greekherald.com.au | Evelyn Karatzas

Introducing Maria Konstantina Andrianopoulou, the Greek author and researcher from Athens, Greece with a passion for Greek history. Maria recently spoke with The Greek Herald to reveal her latest project – a comprehensive map developed to showcase two significant Greek islands. “It is a bilingual map, both in Greek and English, and records over 2900 toponyms,” Maria told The Greek Herald.

3 weeks ago | greekherald.com.au | Evelyn Karatzas

On Sunday, 30 March, Canberra’s Greek community came together to celebrate one of the biggest celebrations in Greek history, Independence Day. The 25th of March commemorations commenced in the early morning with a liturgy at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Kingston, and then following the service, several students of the Greek School of Canberra sung the Greek national anthem and recited poems that reflected Greece’s fight for freedom and independence in 1821.

1 month ago | greekherald.com.au | Evelyn Karatzas

Nestled in the heart of Yarralumla, ACT you’ll find St Nicholas Greek Australian Preschool and Childcare Centre. Established more than 30 years ago, it is Canberra’s only Greek early learning centre which focuses on blending culture, tradition, language, and creativity amongst young children. Since being built, the centre has evolved to meet the needs of the Greek and non-Greek community, with updates to its curriculum, and several renovations and expansions to its building.

1 month ago | greekherald.com.au | Evelyn Karatzas

A Greek Australian brother-sister duo committed to helping others have opened their own business, providing specialist support services to people of all abilities and backgrounds. Launched in January 2024 in Rosebery, Sydney, ‘BlessedBeing’ is run by Mary and Kosta Kalantzis, who help serve more than 25 people within the Greek community.