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Features

  • Alex Sarris. Greek-Australian Buddhist.
    A journey to a simpler Buddhist life
    18 May 2009 Dina Gerolymou (0)

    A practising Buddhist who has survived multiples sclerosis, a gambling addiction and a history of violence talks about his journey and what his faith means to him.

  • Eurovision 2013: The kitsch and the high notes
    17 May 2013 Helen Velissaris (0)

    The Eurovision Song Competition still remains the most watched non-sporting event of the year. Greece's entry is unique, but will it win?

  • Myth versus reality: Athens during the peak of the crisis
    14 May 2013 Anastasia Tsirtsakis (1)

    Moving through protests, strikes and tons of graffiti, she finds the embattled capital still shows glimmers of hope.

  • The Constantinople spirit
    13 May 2013 Jim Claven (0)

    Historian Jim Claven tours the modern-day city and reflects on the Byzantine and Orthodox legacy.

  • The outfit says it all
    13 May 2013 Maja Jovic (0)

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

  • Unravelling Greece's crisis
    8 May 2013 (1)

    Nick Dallas sits down with former radio broadcaster and community activist Kostas Karamarkos to talk Greek politics, the crisis and the worsening state of the Eurozone

  • Crossing into the unknown
    6 May 2013 Frangkiska Megaloudi and Stylianos Papardelas (0)

    The plight of migrants in the fields of Greece

  • Tall tales
    6 May 2013 Penni Pappas (0)

    Telling stories through a lens has become a life's work for artist Ellenor Argyropoulos, and has placed her in the finals of Tourism Australia's best job

  • Paying tribute to old masters' paintings
    30 Apr 2013 Maja Jovic (0)

    Award winning Melbourne photographer Bill Gekas talks about his muse, 5-year-old daughter Athena, and pushing boundaries with portrait photography

  • The dictatorship
    29 Apr 2013 George Zangalis (0)

    46 years ago, a military dictatorship took over Greece for seven years. George Zangalis looks at the Greek Australian response to the Junta.

  • Commemorating Gallipoli's Hellenic Heart: Lemnos 1915
    26 Apr 2013 Jim Claven (1)

    Jim Claven looks into the historic time for Lemnos and its Australian connection in this two part series

  • Remembering John Sutton
    26 Apr 2013 Maja Jovic (0)

    Currently showing at The Ian Potter Museum of Art, the John Hugh Sutton Collection features artefacts from the significant archaeological excavation sites in Greece

  • Festivals or war: what would you put your money on?
    24 Apr 2013 Helen Velissaris (0)

    German scholar August Boeckh famously criticised the ancient Athenians for wasting funds on festivals. Here the myth gets debunked with insight on the current crisis.

  • From Anzac to Ancient Greece
    22 Apr 2013 Michael Sweet (0)

    Revealing the Shrine of Remembrance's Hellenic roots

  • Melpomeni's journey
    17 Apr 2013 Penni Pappas (0)

    From Melbourne to Athens, the UK, and back again - has this Greek Australian artist found her way? Melpomeni reveals how her overseas sojourn has honed her craft of song.

  • The Bonegilla experience
    12 Apr 2013 George Zangalis (0)

    Historian and author George Zangalis takes a closer look at the history of Bonegilla and its influence on Greek migrants from the late '40s to its closure in 1971.

  • Opera for today
    11 Apr 2013 Penni Pappas (0)

    Athenian opera star Rodula Gaitanou is set to direct an 18th century opera as part of Hobart Baroque

  • A partisan's odyssey
    10 Apr 2013 Alexander Billinis (1)

    Boris Pasternak contemporary Alexis Parnis talks to Neos Kosmos about his time in the resistance and how this had impacted life in the Greece of today

  • California dreaming
    5 Apr 2013 Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski (1)

    Historians Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski launched their work on the history of the Greek cafe and its role in the Americanisation of Australian eating, in Sydney

  • Greece's Unsettled WWII German Reparations
    5 Apr 2013 Ilias Sourdis (1)

    A Stain in the International Legal System

  • A Xylouris family affair
    4 Apr 2013 Maja Jovic (0)

    Three generations, two countries, one family of musicians - here is the story of Psarantonis and the Xylouris clan, to be captured on screen.

  • One long path to the finish line
    3 Apr 2013 Helen Velissaris (0)

    Ethiopian orphan Haftu's life changed when he encountered aid worker Maria Strintzos. The young 13-year-old now calls Australia home

  • Australia shares European values
    2 Apr 2013 Alia Papageorgiou (0)

    Former Neos Kosmos journalist Alia Papageorgiou interviews the Australian Ambassador to the EU, Mr Duncan Lewis

  • Rembetika: the best of the Balkans
    26 Mar 2013 Maja Jovic (0)

    Following his sell-out Melbourne performance, Gypsy musician Goran Bregovic speaks about his music and why he believes rembetika are the best sounds of the Balkans

  • When Ian Fleming picked my grandfather to steal Nazi secrets
    20 Mar 2013 Justin Rowlatt (0)

    When naval intelligence officer Ian Fleming set up a secret commando unit during World War II, among those handpicked for duty was Theo Ionides - my grandfather

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