Hellenic Diaspora News Today

Charles Darwin University's (CDU) 4th International Conference on the Hellenic Diaspora kicks off on May 31, bringing together scholars and enthusiasts from around the world to discuss the diverse aspects of Greek migration, culture, and interactions with Indigenous Australians.

Global Greek Film Initiative aims to promote cultural exchange between Greece, the US and the Hellenic Diaspora

These three new board members of the LAGFF will help and they will support the nonprofit festival’s very important work

The Greek-Americans are the flagship of the Diaspora and they have a serious obligation to lead by example the rest of the Greek Diaspora.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has recently unveiled its "Strategic Plan for the Hellenic Diaspora 2024" in the form of a rather aesthetically graphic-designed brochure with all the hallmarks of a power point presentation and has invited consultation as to the content therein.

International Greek Language Day was celebrated in honor of Dionysios Solomos, the author of the Greek National Anthem.

Jim Claven's new book - From Imbros Over the Sea - brings to light the important role that the island of Imbros played throughout the Gallipoli campaign in 1915 and 1916, during WW1.

2023 HACCI Excellence Awards: A Dazzling gala night celebrating and honouring Hellenic Australian achievements.

Award-winning filmmaker Marcus Markou discusses his indie feature, which explores a divorce in a way that will challenge audience perceptions. The Wife and Her House Husband will be in the upcoming British Film Festival in Melbourne and Sydney.

In the Dardalis Archives of the Hellenic Diaspora, a document from 1997 was found listing the volunteers of the Australian Greek Welfare Society (AGWS), known today as PRONIA who were predominately female.