Sydney

The Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of Parramatta Saint Ioannis in Australia’s Sydney successfully organized the Let’s Go Greek Festival. This year’s attendance was tremendous: More than 25,000 Greeks, Australians, and tourists visited the festival that is organized in a...

The Australian premiere of The Last Note, a drama by award-winning Greek filmmaker Pantelis Voulgaris, will kick off the Delphi Bank 25th Greek Film Festival in Sydney on October 9. The story of the new film by Voulgaris takes place in...

(Greek Presidential Guard with Consul General of Greece in Sydney, Christos Karras)  The Greek Presidential Guard is in Sydney to take part in the ANZACs Day events and participate in several functions with the Diaspora in Australia. The Evzones, who are...

The Greeks of Sydney have celebrated Greek Independence Day with a large-scale parade at Sydney's Harbour. Celebrations began with a Thanksgiving Service Doxology in Redfern, then a memorial wreath-laying service took place in Martin Place, which then led to a...

A Greek-language play in Sydney has brought the house down on its opening night, leading to a standing ovation for its actors. 'Ti Tha Parete Parakalo?' (What Would You Like to Order?) by the Greek Stage Theatre had Sydney Greeks...

The meteorological service of the Athens National Observatory (meteo.gr) on Friday announced the operation of its first meteo weather station outside Greece, specifically in Sydney, Australia. The new station will give details about weather conditions in an area of the...

Dr Stavros Kyrimis; Consul General of Greece in Sydney, has opened The Jews of Greece Exhibition at the Sydney Jewish Museum. “We are proud to support this historic exhibition of one of the oldest Jewish communities in the world. The...

From Yorgos Lanthimos’ (The Lobster) new thriller The Killing of a Sacred Deer, to Australian documentary Dogs of Democracy, to uplifting road film Djam, and forbidden love story Ouzeri Tsitsanis, The Delphi Bank 24th Greek Film Festival (GFF) showcases the...

      The Delphi Bank 24th Greek Film Festival (GFF) will open on October 10, to showcase the unique perspectives of modern Greek filmmakers from all over the world. A total of 17 films and 15 short films will be presented; including...

A Babylonian clay trigonometry tablet and a reed pen precedes the Pythagorean Theorem by at least 1,000 years and is accurate today, according to a Guardian report. Scientists seem to have deciphered the 3,700-year-old broken clay tablet, which belongs to...