The decline of Greek language studies in Australian universities is not simply a story of shrinking university programs. It reflects broader changes in Australian society, higher education and public policy. Universities respond to student demand, but that demand is generated by a wider ecosystem of families, schools, communities and government policy. The future of Greek studies therefore depends not simply on preserving university courses, but on rebuilding the conditions that make them viable.

What Australia can teach Greece about university admissions, fairness and lifelong opportunity

Stress changes more than your mind. New research suggests acute stress rapidly alters blood clotting through oxidative stress, linking mental and heart health.

The real test for diverse democracies is not managing cultural differences but sustaining the civic trust and institutional confidence that allow people from different backgrounds to thrive together

A young Greek-Australian built an AI model as a high school student that detects breast cancer cells with 98% accuracy, earning her the title "Young Scientist of the Year."

New details emerge about 56-year-old James Dalamangas, arrested near Aigio and accused of a 1999 fatal shooting in Sydney, as Australian authorities pursue his extradition and revisit links to other unsolved killings within the Greek-Australian community

Australia, India, Japan and the United States unveiled new initiatives on critical minerals and energy security while announcing their first joint infrastructure project in the Pacific

Plato, Institutional Equilibrium, and the Politics of Participation in the Asia-Pacific

Many minors simply provide false ages during registration, use tools such as VPNs to appear as users from other countries, or open new accounts as soon as previous ones are deleted.

Why Australia stabilises while Greece restores

Landmark agreement removes most tariffs and deepens ties as both sides seek to reduce dependence on China, though Australian farmers raise concerns over limited agricultural access.

Two tropical days greeted 145,000+ festive patrons that gathered in the historic Greek Quarter of Melbourne to celebrate Hellenic heritage through music, food, dance and street activations.

On tourism, the Greek Prime Minister struck a reassuring tone, saying there was no cause for concern and encouraging Greeks in Australia who are considering visiting Greece this summer to go ahead with their plans.

One member of Iran's women's soccer squad who initially sought asylum in Australia has decided to return home, while others who accepted offers are now in Kuala Lumpur, as officials work to ensure their safety and dignity

Players who refused to sing Iran’s national anthem during the Asian Cup sought asylum fearing persecution, prompting Australia to grant humanitarian visas and place them under protection

The Greek expatriate who has dedicated his life to preserving Greek culture in Australia talks about the challenges, the language, the relationship with the Church, and the future of the diaspora.

The Greek island of Sifnos is recognized as a leading international destination for 2026, praised for its authentic experiences, rich culture, and slower pace, attracting visitors from Australia and beyond

Accountability, Inquiry, and Democratic Response After Tragedy

New South Wales has approved sweeping firearm and anti-terror reforms after the deadly Bondi Beach attack, expanding police powers, tightening gun ownership and banning public displays of extremist symbols

Australian police say homemade explosive devices were hurled at a crowd before the Bondi Beach mass shooting but did not detonate, as court documents reveal months of planning and fuel renewed calls for tougher gun laws