The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies
Fostering the Study and Promotion of Macedonian Hellenic History, Institutions and Culture
The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) participated in the 2018 Greek Festival. During the two-day festival, many thousands of people strolled along Lonsdale Street enjoying Melbourne’s largest street party highlighting Greek culture, food and entertainment in the city’s historic Greek Precinct. Featuring three stages of free entertainment, children’s activities and over sixty food, drink…
The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies, since its founding in 1986, promotes the culture and history of Macedonian Hellenism and defends the historical and cultural laws of Macedonia with scientific arguments. As a scientific institution, the AIMS, with its articles and publications, proved that Macedonia was an integral part of the Greek world and never…
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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of its foundation, the Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS), in collaboration with the Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria and the Pan-Macedonian Association, presented the musical concert “Alexander the Great: Pioneering Multiculturalism”. The concert took place on Wednesday, October 26 at 8 pm in one of the world’s…
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Event: Alexander the Great: Pioneering Multiculturalism Date: Wednesday 26 October 2016 Description: To celebrate their 30th anniversary, the Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) proudly presents the musical concert Alexander the Great: Pioneering Multiculturalism Featuring an original score written by well-known Melburnian composer Christos Ioannidis, the concert celebrates the life and achievements of Alexander the…
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Dr Anastasios Panagiotelis and Dr Vasilis Sarafidis, the Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies. In her recent SBS opinion piece, “The Business of Greece and Macedonia” Perth MP Alannah MacTiernan grossly misrepresents the official stance of Greek governments, both past and present. By propagating a number of falsehoods she unfairly depicts Greece as a recalcitrant aggressor….
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The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies is organising a lecture on “Amphipolis – Who is in the tomb?”, With a speaker Dr. Theodora Konstantinidis, University of Melbourne. The lecture will take place in the Lecture Hall of the Pan-Macedonian Association of Melbourne and Victoria, 470 Queens Parade, Clifton Hill, on Tuesday, April 19, 2016, at…
As part of the International Women’s Day celebrations celebrated on March 8, the Cultural Department of the Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies presents the modern WOMEN’S FORM of Rania Paschalis Patrikidis Mezzo soprano with CD, DREAMS and FAIRY TALES. The event will also feature the female figure of Cassiani of Byzantine times with the film…
6 May 2015 The Australian Macedonian Human Rights Committee (AMHRC) has written to Neos Kosmos asking the newspaper to apologise for publishing an opinion piece by Professor Anastasios Tamis. In a letter to the paper’s editor this week, AMHRC spokesman Dr Chris Popov requested that Neos Kosmos publish a statement “apologising to the Macedonian community…
The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) is proud to announce the formal launch of our new, redesigned website! It features an improved homepage design, cleaner layout of page content and an intuitive and consistent site-wide navigation system. And we’re just getting started! Exciting new elements are still in development, with roll-out over the coming…
The Australian Institute for Macedonian Studies organized or played a key role in the arrangement and coordination of a significant number of concerts, festivals, musicals as well as theatrical plays. The cultural activities were important to communicate the socio-cultural role of the Institute to its members and to the broader Greek and Australian society. These…
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