Paniyiri Festival spotlights homelessness crisis in Brisbane's Musgrave Park
The Brisbane-based, Paniyiri Festival has built a reputation of community spirit through its annual volunteer-run celebration of all things Greek.
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The Brisbane-based, Paniyiri Festival has built a reputation of community spirit through its annual volunteer-run celebration of all things Greek.
Around 50 homeless people have been pushed out of Brisbane's Musgrave Park where they were living to make room for the upcoming two-day Paniyiri Greek Festival.
The Greek festival, expected to draw 50,000 people, returns to Brisbane this weekend.
The chairman of the Paniyiri Organising Committee, Chris Kazonis, said it’s extremely disappointing but they have been monitoring the weather forecast closely
Brisbane Paniyiri postponed due to weather forecast. Festival dates move to 15 and 16 October 2022.