Eight digital stories reflecting the contribution of the Greek community to Queensland created by the State Library of Queensland as part of the Storylines - Q150 Digital Stories Project.

These digital stories were created during a digital storytelling workshop conducted on 25-26 April 2009. The workshop was facilitated by Mt Nebo Multimedia and coordinated by Zenovia Pappas. The eight stories in the collection include: 'Contessa Diamantina di Roma Lady Bowen' by Diana Hacker; 'Cane farming in the Burdekin' by Margaret Malandris; 'Eiris (Rene) Nicolaides nee Freeleagus' by Jan Psaltis; 'Greek Paniyiri Festival of Brisbane' by Christos Kazonis; 'John Nicolaides and his son Nicholas Nicolaides' by John Nicolaides; 'Legacy of four brothers' by Ann Kryanis; 'Sculpture: A Journey' by Phillip Piperides; and 'The Syrmis Family and their Lasting Legacy' by Beulah Castan.

The Greek Orthodox Community of Saint George, Sate Library of Queensland and Team Lacey Consultancy