The Greek Herald

The Greek Herald holds the title of Australia's biggest national newspaper catering to the Greek Australian community. It stands out as one of the few daily Greek newspapers that serve the global Greek diaspora.

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The Greek Bilingual Bookshop begins a new chapter in Kogarah

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

The beloved Greek Bilingual Bookshop has officially turned a new page, with longtime Greek educator Katerina Vetsikas taking the reins and opening its doors at a brand-new location in Kogarah, Sydney. This exciting transition follows the dedicated stewardship of Eleni Elefterias, who first founded the shop in Hurlstone Park before relocating it to St Peters, where she was generously offered a rent-free space.
One Faith, Many Homes: How Greek Orthodox families celebrate Easter globally

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.
Intergenerational Greek family share their cherished koulouria recipe

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

In the spirit of Greek Orthodox Easter, three generations came together to share laughter, memories and the delicious aroma of freshly baked koulouria wafting through the home. Led by Yiayia Eleni Tsolomitis, with the help of her daughters Yianna Martino and Katerina Mavromatis, granddaughters Maria and Panayiota, and great-grandchildren Adam and Julia, the family prepared this beloved Easter biscuit recipe that’s been passed down and perfected over time.
Inside the 2025 Greek Australian Writers’ Festival with Helen Vatsikopoulos

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

As the Greek Australian Writers’ Festival prepares to return on Sunday, April 27 for its fourth and most expansive edition yet, award-winning journalist and academic Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos — Founder and Director of the Festival — reflects on the power of storytelling, intergenerational memory, and cultural connection.
Faith and tradition mark Palm Sunday celebrations in Australia

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

Greek Orthodox Christians across Australia filled churches on Sunday, 28 April, to mark Palm Sunday, a significant feast day that signals the beginning of Holy Week in the Orthodox calendar. Known as the Triumphal Entry, Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus Christ’s entry into Jerusalem before His crucifixion and resurrection.
Giving voice to the voiceless: The vision and legacy of Varvara Athanasiou-Ioannou AM

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

In a moment of well-deserved recognition, The Greek Herald named Varvara Athanasiou-Ioannou AM as the 2025 Woman of the Year — an honour that reflects her decades of tireless work in education, human resources, diversity and inclusion, and community leadership. Migrating to Australia from Epirus at 19 without speaking a word of English, Varvara transformed personal adversity into purpose.
Arthur Sinodinos: US tariffs could accelerate Australia–Greece trade opportunities

1 week ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

As the United States reintroduces tariffs on key Australian exports such as beef, questions have emerged over the broader implications for Australia–US relations and the resilience of the economy in the face of renewed protectionism. Former Australian Ambassador to the US Arthur Sinodinos sat down with The Greek Herald to offer his expert insights.
Greek Australians adjust holiday plans to Greece amid weakened Aussie dollar

2 weeks ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

Greek Australians preparing for their long-awaited trips to Greece are being forced to adjust their holiday budgets after a weakening in the Australian dollar against the euro, triggered by United States President Donald Trump’s recent tariff announcement. The AUD/EUR exchange rate has dropped to 0.56, down from pre-announcement levels, compounding the already rising costs of travel in Europe.
Sisterhood, Science and Strength: Zoe Haritopoulou-Sinanidou’s journey so far

2 weeks ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

At just 20 years old, Zoe Haritopoulou-Sinanidou is already leaving her mark on the world of biomedical science — and beyond. Named the inaugural Woman to Watch at this year’s Greek Herald Woman of the Year Awards, Zoe shares the honour with her sister Melina, reflecting not only their individual achievements but the strength of their shared journey.
Kogarah Orthodox Youth bring Easter joy to Sydney's homeless

2 weeks ago | greekherald.com.au | Andriana Simos

Ahead of Holy Week, young volunteers from the Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of Kogarah brought hope and compassion to Sydney’s streets, joining forces with the St. Elesa Food Initiative to distribute warm meals and Easter treats to those experiencing homelessness. The outreach, held on Wednesday, April 7, saw the Kogarah Orthodox Youth (KOY) visit Woolloomooloo and Martin Place, where they handed out lovingly prepared food and chocolate Easter eggs to vulnerable members of the community.