The Beiruter

An Australia-led humanitarian appeal mobilizes aid and advocacy to support displaced and struggling families in Southern Lebanon amid ongoing conflict.

Michleen Daoud Geagea, an Australian-Lebanese woman, has created a job program in Lebanon that connects local workers to businesses, providing long-term employment during the country's economic crisis.

From a mum of three baking at home to a global cupcake sensation: The Lebanese roots behind The Baked Bouquet.

Violinist and composer Jad Al Masri fuses Middle Eastern heritage with global soundscapes, performing with his father Rabih Al Masri while reshaping music creation through his platform MuseAI.

Dabke AUS turned a traditional Lebanese dance into a modern cultural movement across Australia’s diaspora.

Lebanese-Australian brothers Anthony and Michael Aoun built Timeless Touring to elevate Arab live music in Australia and connect artists with diaspora audiences.

Sydney becomes a new global center of devotion as the world’s largest bronze sculpture of St Charbel is installed atop the Punchbowl monastery, turning a quiet street into a historic public act of faith.

Bayti Restaurant is more than a dining concept it is a family tribute rooted in migration, memory, and a father’s unfulfilled dream of returning home to Lebanon.

Three Lebanese-founded charities in Sydney spread Christmas hope to vulnerable families locally and in Lebanon.

A deadly terrorist attack at Bondi Beach sparks national reckoning over extremism, gun laws, and antisemitism.

Lebanese-Australians return to Beirut for Pope Leo XIV’s visit, reconnecting with their heritage in a powerful moment of faith and unity.