Keep Leonidas but pots and pans must go

A 12-year-old Russian boy who was allegedly stabbed and left for dead by a hotel employee while on vacation in Crete was recovering at a children’s hospital in Athens

This soup is a must for the Easter table

Closed in 1996, the High School nurtured many young Greeks

With one of the largest Kytherian populations living in Sydney, the small Greek island has seen a steady flow of Australian tourists visiting its shores

Jim Raptis says he owes the Australian Tax Office no money and will not be paying a $21 million tax bill.

Highly sought after fashion stylist Vass Arvanitis talks to Neos Kosmos about the styling industry and gives advice on what to wear this winter

On top of the $26 million allocated for the 2013-14 budget, the Vic government will include an extra $1.86 million over two years for multiculturalism

NSW is Australia's first state to recognise the genocides and hopes are that other states will follow

Whatever the outcome, the AFL has only one chance to get it right with no room for sentiment.

David Moyes will replace Sir Alex Ferguson as the club's manager, taking on a six-year contract

Despite one of the highest unemployment rates in Europe, Greeks won't consider labour jobs primarily staffed by migrants

The FFA has been very cautious in selecting who will be part of the A-League, fearing soccer will become a race-driven game again

A dancer for more than 15 years, 20-year-old Natalie Marinopoulos will shine in the world's first amateur production of the famous musical, The Phantom Of The Opera

Harry Kewell's hope to be picked for the Socceroos squad is in doubt

The Greek sponsored club tried for a second time to buy the club, putting $3.5 million on the table

Greek basketball great Nick Galis honoured by his club Aris

Victorian Energy Minister Nicholas Kotsiras says more information protects consumers and could help them save money

Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias is considering measures that could lead to far-right Golden Dawn being outlawed