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Australia

  • Payments for dependent teenagers
    6 Dec 2011 (0)

    Centrelink has issued a reminder to parents with dependent teenage school students.

  • NSW want to create stronger multicultural ties
    5 Dec 2011 (0)

    A committee to assist the New South Wales Government form stronger links with the Greek community has been formed.

  • FYROM: Rhetoric and Reality
    5 Dec 2011 Alexander Billinis (2)

    An exaggerated perception of FYROM often originates from those who do not live there.

  • Archdiocese inquiry a 'whitewash' says Xenophon
    4 Dec 2011 Mike Sweet (0)

    Neos Kosmos talks to Nick Xenophon following the three-month investigation by the Catholic Church which rejected rape claims by Anglican Archbishop John Hepworth.

  • Index reveals global corruption
    4 Dec 2011 (0)

    Australia least corrupt of G20 countries while Greece equals Morocco and Thailand.

  • Aussie banks downgraded
    4 Dec 2011 (0)

    UK prepares for euro split.

  • Torture continues for Halvagis family
    4 Dec 2011 (0)

    Serial killer Dupas wins another day in court.

  • Candidates line up for GOCNSW election
    4 Dec 2011 (2)

    Ten members of the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW are sharing a platform in an effort to bring 'renewal' and 'rejuvination' to the organisation

  • Beware 'Centrelink' phone scam
    2 Dec 2011 (0)

    Centrelink customers are being warned of a phone scam that has begun targeting Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland residents.

  • Disabled people close to poverty line, says report
    2 Dec 2011 (0)

    Disabled people in Australia are more likely to live in poverty, says a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

  • Greek migrants honoured in Bonegllia exhibition
    1 Dec 2011 (0)

    The Greek exhibition From Petronis and Ekaterina to Peter and Catherine: Greek Journeys Through Bonegilla was opened in Wodonga last Friday by the Minister of Multicultural Affairs

  • 9 years minimum for Soteriou
    1 Dec 2011 (0)

    Vicky Soteriou was sentenced to 12 years jail - to serve a minimum of nine years before she is eligible for parole - on Monday, for the role she played in the plot to kill her husb

  • Family loyalty drives Mokbel accomplice
    1 Dec 2011 (0)

    Torn between family loyalty and anger about being involved were the reasons that Foula Pantazis gave the Victorian Supreme Court in the case of helping Tony Mokbel flee Australia w

  • Uncertain future for Greek at La Trobe
    29 Nov 2011 Penni Pappas (0)

    Another battle may be on the cards for the Greek community as the future of the only Greek Studies program at a Melbourne university faces "imminent danger" of closure.

  • Sinodinos reflects on then and now
    28 Nov 2011 (0)

    Senator Arthur Sinodinos delivered his maiden speech in parliament last week and took the opportunity to praise his former boss John Howard.

  • 'Team Australia' sparks debate
    28 Nov 2011 Mike Sweet (0)

    Multicultural Minister elaborates on nurturing true blue identity.

  • Oakleigh Community residents take rent hike dispute to VCAT
    27 Nov 2011 Eugenia Pavlopoulou (0)

    The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) might be set to rule over a rent dispute between residents of the Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh (GOCO) units, located

  • High profile parliamentarians call for Genocide recognition
    27 Nov 2011 (0)

    In an unprecedented development, seven Members of the House of Representatives of the Federal Parliament have risen in recent days to call for Australian parliamentary recognition

  • A Pyrrhic victory for Modern Greek
    27 Nov 2011 Penni Pappas (0)

    Following the announcement this week that Modern Greek is to be included in the National Curriculum, Neos Kosmos reveals how Modern Greek in Australia still faces a dire future.

  • Parliamentary FYROM group stops before it starts
    27 Nov 2011 Mike Sweet (0)

    Victorian Liberal MP Andrew Elsbury ran into strife this week in his efforts to form a 'Parliamentary Friends of FYROM' group.

  • Mokbel considers plea change
    25 Nov 2011 (0)

    Tony Mokbel is taking the gamble and looking at changing his plea from guilty to not guilty after it was revealed by Victorian Police that the search warrants used to obtain eviden

  • Families may lose money by not vaccinating their kids
    25 Nov 2011 (0)

    The Federal Government will withhold up to $2100 in tax benefits for families who do not have their children vaccinated, in a bid to boost children's immunisation by the Gillard Go

  • Xenophon to back water fight
    24 Nov 2011 (0)

    Senator Nick Xenophon says he will support the South Australian government's bid to protect SA's water rights if it goes to the High Court, but the Senator wants to include irrigat

  • Sunday Mail article upsets Greek community in SA
    24 Nov 2011 (1)

    An article portraying a negative side to Greece that was published in last week's Sunday Mail, has upset members of the South Australian Greek community.

  • Kountouris wins design award
    24 Nov 2011 (0)

    Helen Kontouris was awarded with Indesign Luminary an honour bestowed on Australian designers for their talent, achievements and contribution to design by Indesign Magazine.

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