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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AHEPA Victoria hosts successful seminar on living with Parkinson’s disease

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

The Nafsika AHEPA Victoria Inc. hosted a highly successful Parkinson’s Information Seminar on Sunday, June 15, at AHEPA House, bringing together medical experts, community members, and supporters to raise awareness about the impact of Parkinson’s disease in Australia. The seminar featured two distinguished speakers from the non-profit organisation Fight Parkinson’s: Sharon Roux, Director of the Fundraising Department, and Victor McConvey, Director of Health Services.
Anais Menounos inducted as Kambala’s 2025 Inspirational Old Girl

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

Humanitarian and lawyer Anais Menounos has been named Kambala’s 2025 Inspirational Old Girl, honoured at a special school assembly held on Wednesday, June 11, in Alexander Hall, Rose Bay, Sydney. The event was hosted by Kambala Old Girls (KOG), the official association of former students of Kambala, a private girls school in Rose Bay. KOG President Amanda (Baird) Kirton and Kambala Principal Jane Danvers warmly welcomed Anais back to campus, where she graduated in 2012.
Public outcry as Yarra Council upholds order to remove gate at Alphington Grammar

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

The Greek Australian community in Melbourne, Victoria has united in strong opposition to a controversial decision by Yarra City Council to remove a longstanding front gate at Alphington Grammar School, warning the move will jeopardise child safety and waste more than $400,000 of public money. At the centre of the dispute is a secure gate on Old Heidelberg Road, which has formed the school’s main entrance for decades and provides access to nearby Darebin Creek.
Young dancers shine at Kogarah Greek Orthodox Parish’s first cultural fundraiser

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

The Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of Kogarah celebrated a milestone on Saturday, June 14 with the success of its inaugural Parish Greek Schools and Dancing School Fundraising Dinner — a vibrant evening that brought together culture, community, and tradition. The event marked the debut performance of the parish’s newly formed Greek dancing groups, who, despite just five weeks of rehearsal, dazzled guests with their spirited and heartfelt routines.
Funding boost for The Cottage Kitchen’s community meal program

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

The Cottage Kitchen run by the St Nectarios Parish and Community in Burwood, Sydney has received a welcome boost, with a $3,171 grant awarded this month by Burwood Council as part of its 2025 Community Grants Program. Christina Scalone and Father George Liangas attended the official presentation to accept the grant on behalf of The Cottage Kitchen, which serves 150 hot meals every Monday to people in need.
Michael Theo scores first Logie nomination for role in 'Austin'

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

Beloved Love on the Spectrum star Michael Theo has been nominated for a Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy for his performance in the ABC’s series Austin, marking a major milestone in his acting career. This is Theo’s first professional acting role, in which he portrays a neurodiverse young man on a heartfelt journey to discover the identity of his father.
Ignite the Flame: AHEPA Australia champions Greek language at Blakehurst High

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

The Hellenic spirit was alive and thriving on Friday, June 13, as AHEPA Australia’s Grand and District Lodges of NSW, in collaboration with the NSW Education Committee, hosted an unforgettable evening celebrating Greek language education at Blakehurst High School.
Tradition and youth celebrated at Laconian Federation of NSW event

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

The Laconian Federation of NSW brought the spirit of tradition and pride in youth together on Sunday, June 15, with a special event held at the Zarax Cultural Centre in Enfield, Sydney. Under the banner of ‘the passion of tradition’ and ‘the future of our youth,’ the Federation celebrated both cultural heritage and educational achievement.
Kingsgrove High School’s ‘Future Links’ expo inspires students to dream big

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

On Friday, June 6, Kingsgrove High School (KHS) proudly hosted its fifth annual Future Links Careers Expo, welcoming over 40 industry exhibitors and students from Kingsgrove North High School, Beverly Hills Girls High School, and Wiley Park Girls High School for a day of exploration, inspiration and opportunity.
Emotional memories shared at launch of 'Finding Home' exhibition at Bonegilla

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

The stories of Greek migrants to Australia came to life on Friday, June 6 at the official launch of Finding Home, a powerful new exhibition held at the Bonegilla Migrant Experience near Wodonga, Victoria. Around 40 people gathered for the opening, which featured a presentation, a panel discussion and a guided tour of the historic site, formerly known as the Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centre.